That's honestly a great idea. Personally I had used the tape echo before and had good results with what it could do, and since it was "part of my repertoire" already I just went with it. That said, there's absolutely nothing wrong with using the L/C/R BPM Delay. That's the great thing with the Kronos - There's far more than just 1 way to get resultsArizona Sage wrote:David,
Thanks so much for the effort you've put into this forum. I followed along with your video and it has helped me immensely in terms of really understanding what goes on under the hood of the Kronos when it comes to sound design logic.
I found myself reaching for the L/C/R BPM delay vs your reverse delay and Multi tap choices. To my ears I heard the reverse effect for a while, then started to feel like the LCR got me a bit closer. Did you ever consider that delay as a candidate? I'd be curious to know whether you tried that one and your thoughts on it.
Moving on to your YES video tutorial next. Thanks again.
Funny enough, If you check out the final sound I made and compare it with what I left the video with, I actually went back and changed it a bit. Take a look at my PCG that I posted - I ended up dropping the reverb and used the tape delay and it sounds much better now.
I'm glad you're finding the video(s) useful!