Hi Robert,

I'm sure the effects sound fine, and I appreciate that it works at
typical synth levels instead of line levels. Nobody likes digital
distortion. And you can do cool feedback-oriented stuff with it within
the modular environment.

But I do wonder why they bothered to include CV controls when they so
obviously sound terrible. This thing isn't mean to be voltage
controlled, it's probably just a DSP board with some -10 dB gain padding
on one end and a compensation +10dB amp at the other (a trick you could
use to get even your Behringer pedals working within your modular
environment). Even a simple interpolation of the digital delay times so
that they could be swept via CV would improve this thing immensely.

D.

Robert Voso wrote:

> If your looking for a super smooth digital delay on top of the reverbs
> ( the real reason to get this module) among other effects built in,
> then your asking FAR too much from it's $185.00 USD price point.
>
> This modules magic is in it's none standard used. Feeding back the
> right output back into the left. Putting it on a long plate reverb and
> placing it between a vco FMing another vco, etc.
>
> My first effects rack module was a cheap alexis midiverb II.
>
> This modules reverb settings remind meof it so much. But again, it's
> the none "traditional" uses that make it so cool.
>
> Find the features in it's flaws. They might surprise you.

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