Eternity Delay - Echo/Slapback/Doubler (ESD) Sound Samples

This delay is actually three delay’s in one and the subdivision switch selects between the three different delay’s. The Echo delay is called up when the Subdivision switch is set to the quarter note position. Based on the tap tempo range (approx. 60 - 160 BPM) the Echo delay will range from 333 milliseconds to 125 milliseconds. When the subdivision switch is set to dotted eight, this calls call up the Slapback delay. The tap tempo range will go from 125 milliseconds to 47 milliseconds. When the subdivision switch is set to the eighth note position, this calls call up the Doubler delay. The tap tempo range will go from 63 milliseconds to 23 milliseconds. The Cntrl 1 knob widens the stereo spread of the ESD delay, at fully counter-clockwise the widening effect will be off and gets wider as its rotated clockwise.

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00:00 Algorithm Overview
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