Cucurbitam0schata
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Found this neat video of someone's Sagan Delay build. The dry signal and three "tape heads" are connected to their own LED, and the LED's brightness reacts to the volume of each delay.
Sounds like the creator of this particular Sagan Delay has a special sauce recipe that they intend on keeping secret (hasn't responded to these asks on YouTube or Reddit). Totally cool.
Does anyone here have any ideas of how you would approach reverse engineering an a/v effect like that? This doesn't have to be limited to the Sagan Delay design. Just curious if anyone could shed some light on this.
Sounds like the creator of this particular Sagan Delay has a special sauce recipe that they intend on keeping secret (hasn't responded to these asks on YouTube or Reddit). Totally cool.
Does anyone here have any ideas of how you would approach reverse engineering an a/v effect like that? This doesn't have to be limited to the Sagan Delay design. Just curious if anyone could shed some light on this.