Analog Delay in Reaktor

[djd4n]

Hi,

I'm looking for some advice on creating an analog style delay effect in Reaktor.

I have so far created a delay that has high frequency roll off on the feedback loop to simulate a bucket brigade electronic analog delay. Still sounds very digital though.

I did this using a single delay module and also did it with an audio table.

However I'm unable to re-create the "whop" effect that occurs when you change the delay time on an electronic analog effect.

Any tips would be great! Or does anyone know of a Reaktor ensemble that does this?

Cheers

Dan.

[whyterabbyt]

Changing the delay time on a BBD delays typically altered the clock for the BBDs. Hence a longer delay meant a slower clock and a lower bandwidth, and vice versa.

That may have been part of the cause of that particular effect.

[outsomnia20]

do you mean a tape delay? look at at clist's tape delay? its here: http://www.semaforte.com/reaktor/files.htm

[whyterabbyt]

do you mean a tape delay? look at at clist's tape delay? its here: http://www.semaforte.com/reaktor/files.htm

I gather from the fact that he was specifically talking about a bucket brigade delay means no, he's not talking about a tape delay.

[djd4n]

Ah ha, maybe I have been trying to simulate the wrong thing, that tape delay does create the "whop" effect I was after.

Will give the clock time a try too,

thanks!

[michat]

hi djd4n,

I analog and tape echos.
That's why I also making my own delays with reaktor. You can find my echos on reaktor user library (link below).
There are Michats DroneEcho v1.0, Michats ME-201( ), One- and Multihead tape echos and an analog echo.
(They are built with R4, for those who can't afford to upgrade like me )

[dystonia_ek]

Michat makes great delays!

And I can't upgrade to R5 either! (Incompatible CPU).