Using the taptation chipset to add tap tempo to FV1 delay

OK so as you know, the FV1 delays use 100K pots and the taptation uses a digipot instead of a regular pot on the PT2399, which acts as a variable resistor. Is it possible to implement this into a FV1? Instead of programming each delay to have tap tempo
 
Theoretically it should be possible, yes, but it will depend on each algorithm having the exact same minimum and maximum delay time otherwise it won't be accurate.
 
PT2399s have 600ms of delay, the average delay time of a FV1 is what? 1 second?

It depends on the algorithm. The maximum delay is around 1 second, but if there is any pitch shifting or modulation the maximum time will be shorter. The minimum time can vary as well, and you'll have to take that into consideration.

The delay time pot is a voltage divider so if you set the digipot to 50% of its value the delay time will be approximately half way between whatever the minimum and maximum times are. Changing either extreme will affect the ratio.

Do you already have an FV-1 project in mind that you plan to add this to? There are going to be some new digital effects added soon that will have integrated tap tempo with no workarounds needed.
 
It depends on the algorithm. The maximum delay is around 1 second, but if there is any pitch shifting or modulation the maximum time will be shorter. The minimum time can vary as well, and you'll have to take that into consideration.

The delay time pot is a voltage divider so if you set the digipot to 50% of its value the delay time will be approximately half way between whatever the minimum and maximum times are. Changing either extreme will affect the ratio.

Do you already have an FV-1 project in mind that you plan to add this to? There are going to be some new digital effects added soon that will have integrated tap tempo with no workarounds needed.

I thought about the multi delay chips offered here

It would be nice to have a tap tempo delay that doesnt make me jump through hoops like that
 
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