Hey, I'm looking into getting the Replicator as well, and I have the Subharmonicon as well. Can you do pitch-drifting with the Replicator on chords, coming from the Subharmonicon?
Hey. I'm not exactly sure what you mean by pitch drifting. If you enable the chorus, or modulate the delay time the delay pitches will get wonky. Is that what you mean. All I can say though is that the replicator is quite magical and inspiring, cause it never gives you the same thing twice, and it pulls you into it own world. But the sound of it it a lot more dirty than for example a space echo - especially on synth tones. I think with electric guitar tones you can get a bit more tame sounds. So when you get it, just know it's quite a gritty effect. But very beautiful, and for it's price definitely a keeper :)
Very cool :)
Realy good!
Awesome, this is my favorite sound demo use of the replicator out there.
I'm so excited to try this out with my dual m32s :)
Love it!
diggin it
Hey, I'm looking into getting the Replicator as well, and I have the Subharmonicon as well. Can you do pitch-drifting with the Replicator on chords, coming from the Subharmonicon?
Hey. I'm not exactly sure what you mean by pitch drifting. If you enable the chorus, or modulate the delay time the delay pitches will get wonky. Is that what you mean. All I can say though is that the replicator is quite magical and inspiring, cause it never gives you the same thing twice, and it pulls you into it own world. But the sound of it it a lot more dirty than for example a space echo - especially on synth tones. I think with electric guitar tones you can get a bit more tame sounds. So when you get it, just know it's quite a gritty effect. But very beautiful, and for it's price definitely a keeper :)