Has anyone tried creating the Haas effect with Colour Copy? If so, how did it turn out?
I'm still learning how to fully use Colour Copy and have been only using it as a regular delay on my other synths.
Haas effect with Colour Copy?
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- KVRist
- 122 posts since 27 Nov, 2018
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- KVRAF
- 2066 posts since 11 Aug, 2012 from omfr morf form romf frmo
Sure, it's great, due to the coloration and modulation. Set time base to .01s, set rate so there's about 20 ms of buffer, set one of the taps to be shorter for stereo width. Turn regen down all the way, that's your classic Haas.
Set modulation target to tap position and set depth to taste. Now you get a bit of chorus. Plus it's dynamics-influenced.
Turn regen up for colouration, not too much or else we get too much combing. Lots of other things to tweak to make it interesting.
Look at the presets. There's a whole category for chorus & flanger, comb, pitch, etc.. ColourCopy isn't just a delay, it's a delay toolkit, and when you consider all the FX that are basically modulated delays, it can do it all with aplomb.
Set modulation target to tap position and set depth to taste. Now you get a bit of chorus. Plus it's dynamics-influenced.
Turn regen up for colouration, not too much or else we get too much combing. Lots of other things to tweak to make it interesting.
Look at the presets. There's a whole category for chorus & flanger, comb, pitch, etc.. ColourCopy isn't just a delay, it's a delay toolkit, and when you consider all the FX that are basically modulated delays, it can do it all with aplomb.