Well. I grabbed it. it is way more fun than most pitch shifting delays I've ever used, but that's about all I've been able to make it do so far. I haven't looked at the manual and it's not exactly straightforward to know what the graphs etc at the bottom right are doing. It sounds great and the CPU is small enough. Always down to spend a couple bucks on something strange. I'm sure once I figure out how it really works it will be even more fun. It definitely kicks the crap out of most "standard" granular delays as it is easy to avoid runaway pitch shifting while still having large feedback.
Statistics: Posted by Ah_Dziz — Mon May 27, 2024 5:29 am