Delay with BPM?
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Delay with BPM?
Does it exist? Does anyone know of a good delay pedal that you can input the actual BPM of a song but isn't too big and confusing. I know there are some like the dd-20 which I think you can dial in a specific BPM but they are too cumbersome and complicated. Anything a big more simple?
Re: Delay with BPM?
I'm not sure, but the Nova Dealy can I believe?tony_m_1234 wrote:Does it exist? Does anyone know of a good delay pedal that you can input the actual BPM of a song but isn't too big and confusing. I know there are some like the dd-20 which I think you can dial in a specific BPM but they are too cumbersome and complicated. Anything a big more simple?
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Re: Delay with BPM?
I thought the Digitech Time Bender had one but it says "BPM or Millisecond delay read out". It sounds like you want to input the number manually. It may do what you want but I'm not sure.
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Re: Delay with BPM?
The TC Nova Delay definitely can. It's a great pedal.
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Re: Delay with BPM?
would a midi enabled pedal have this ability? theres more and more pedals having midi options for presets etc.
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Re: Delay with BPM?
there's actually a few...
DD20
Nova Delay
Eventide TimeFactor
Strymon Timeline
of all those, i would most reccomend the Timline. just watch demos....you'll see what i mean.
but, if you're going for simplicity, i think the Nova Delay would get you there quicker.
DD20
Nova Delay
Eventide TimeFactor
Strymon Timeline
of all those, i would most reccomend the Timline. just watch demos....you'll see what i mean.
but, if you're going for simplicity, i think the Nova Delay would get you there quicker.
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Re: Delay with BPM?
I'm beginning to suspect you have a Strymon sponsorship!jason41224 wrote:there's actually a few...
DD20
Nova Delay
Eventide TimeFactor
Strymon Timeline
of all those, i would most reccomend the Timline. just watch demos....you'll see what i mean.
but, if you're going for simplicity, i think the Nova Delay would get you there quicker.
But I agree - that Timeline does look pretty nuts!
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lol i sure wouldn't turn one down! for all the promoting i've done for them just on here i figure i deserve an endorsement. or at least commission, or something...myboss57 wrote:I'm beginning to suspect you have a Strymon sponsorship!jason41224 wrote:there's actually a few...
DD20
Nova Delay
Eventide TimeFactor
Strymon Timeline
of all those, i would most reccomend the Timline. just watch demos....you'll see what i mean.
but, if you're going for simplicity, i think the Nova Delay would get you there quicker.
But I agree - that Timeline does look pretty nuts!
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Re: Delay with BPM?
just noticed the line 6 m5 does, which would suggest the m9 and m13 do too... not just a delay either!
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Yes, I have the M9 and used to have the M13. Love the delays on it. Probably my fav feature. The rest of the stuff is pretty good too, as long as you don't expect an exact copy of the models they do.mr_william wrote:just noticed the line 6 m5 does, which would suggest the m9 and m13 do too... not just a delay either!
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Re: Delay with BPM?
Does anyone know a good drummer that you can input the BPM into? Does TC Electronics make one of these yet?
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Ha ha ha! Like the joke 'what's the difference between a drummer and a drum machine?'indianDYsummer wrote:Does anyone know a good drummer that you can input the BPM into? Does TC Electronics make one of these yet?
'You only have to punch the tempo into the machine once...'
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Re: Delay with BPM?
bclaire wrote:Ha ha ha! Like the joke 'what's the difference between a drummer and a drum machine?'indianDYsummer wrote:Does anyone know a good drummer that you can input the BPM into? Does TC Electronics make one of these yet?
'You only have to punch the tempo into the machine once...'
too true, too true....
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