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eben Member	posted 20 March 2002 19:58 hello how can i make a delay unit that doesn't affect the pitch of a signal? what i want to do is be able to change the delay time on a delay/echo in real time, and not have the pitch slide around as it is happening. does this make sense? thanks eben IP: Logged
giantbrain Member	posted 20 March 2002 20:46 quote: Originally posted by eben: hello how can i make a delay unit that doesn't affect the pitch of a signal? what i want to do is be able to change the delay time on a delay/echo in real time, and not have the pitch slide around as it is happening. does this make sense? thanks eben Hi Eben Make sure that "SmoothDelayChanges" is unchecked. Scott Holden IP: Logged
Mark Member	posted 21 March 2002 11:33 A somewhat related question for SSC, would it be possible/practical to be able to control the "amount" of delay smoothing? An example would be the Eventide H3000 series, which allows this to be controlled from practically no pitch glide to an incredibly long gliss. I ask because I've found using longer delays (4 seconds or so) the time involved to change (i.e. finish "glissing" up) from max delay to minimum delay can often be longer than desirable. Mark IP: Logged
SSC Administrator	posted 21 March 2002 12:51 Seems like a good idea to me too... IP: Logged
eben Member	posted 21 March 2002 18:07 "Make sure that "SmoothDelayChanges" is unchecked." where is this check-box? thanks IP: Logged
dennis Member	posted 22 March 2002 08:20 where is this check-box? thanks[/B][/QUOTE] It's one of the Delay Sounds parameters. IP: Logged
pete Member	posted 22 March 2002 14:15 By the way this check box is a recent addition so you will need a newer version of the software. I think it may not yet be implemented on the cappy 66. IP: Logged
eben Member	posted 22 March 2002 16:26 "By the way this check box is a recent addition so you will need a newer version of the software" aha! thank-you very much. i was beginning to loose it there for a moment... eben IP: Logged

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