owlexifry
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so this reverb/delay circuit features a BTDR-2H belton brick + PT2399, and that sounded like a pretty good time to me, so i had to give it a try.
turns out it’s actually a real treat to play.
and with only 3-knobs [mix(depth), dwell, pre-delay/attack] it’s one of those things you can just plug in and let loose.
it doesn’t sound bad at any setting.
a very satisfying PCB layout.
3-inline knobs at the edge, brick sits nicely behind the board, plenty of space, and beautifully symmetrical.
a couple weeks ago i took it to band practice to try it out in a big room, and during a break i had a little noodle with it and a couple other guys were like heck that thing sounds really good, you’ve gotta use that in a new song. (which is kinda odd cos we don’t have any clean parts)
so this here is what i came up with the other day for an intro..
with double tracking, i can’t actually hear any PT2399 related-artefacts in this DAW recording (which is nice, cos usually it's fairly obvious).
i’m impressed with this circuit. only trouble is, it’s a bit quiet. comes out less than unity. so yes, i did put a little bit of compression on this one, but only to bring up the volume.
and here’s the usual whatever demo i had already done a while ago.
turns out it’s actually a real treat to play.
and with only 3-knobs [mix(depth), dwell, pre-delay/attack] it’s one of those things you can just plug in and let loose.
it doesn’t sound bad at any setting.
a very satisfying PCB layout.
3-inline knobs at the edge, brick sits nicely behind the board, plenty of space, and beautifully symmetrical.
a couple weeks ago i took it to band practice to try it out in a big room, and during a break i had a little noodle with it and a couple other guys were like heck that thing sounds really good, you’ve gotta use that in a new song. (which is kinda odd cos we don’t have any clean parts)
so this here is what i came up with the other day for an intro..
with double tracking, i can’t actually hear any PT2399 related-artefacts in this DAW recording (which is nice, cos usually it's fairly obvious).
i’m impressed with this circuit. only trouble is, it’s a bit quiet. comes out less than unity. so yes, i did put a little bit of compression on this one, but only to bring up the volume.
and here’s the usual whatever demo i had already done a while ago.
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