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Hello guys:

I was trying to adjust a delay effect in Kronos with ping pong delay features.
I tried with cross delay but nothing.... I need a ping pong delay with the following:

a. The input audio must starts totally panned to left or right ( any of them). I mean, for example, when I play a key the audio goes totally panned to left and then a "echo" in the right and then a new "echo" in the left and so on.

b. The delay must be synchronized with sequencer clock.

Does anybody know wich delay to set ?..

Thanks.

Hello,

All the BPM Delays can be sync with MIDI or Internal clock 'so with sequencer clock). They are :

090: Sequence BPM Delay
091: L/C/R BPM Delay.
092: L/C/R BPM Long Delay
093: Stereo BPM Delay
094: Stereo BPM Long Delay.
095: Stereo BPM Multitap Delay
096: Stereo BPM Mod. Delay
097: St. BPM Auto Panning Dly
098: Tape BPM Echo
099: Reverse BPM Delay

rod_proteus wrote:Hello guys:

I was trying to adjust a delay effect in Kronos with ping pong delay features.
I tried with cross delay but nothing.... I need a ping pong delay with the following:

a. The input audio must starts totally panned to left or right ( any of them). I mean, for example, when I play a key the audio goes totally panned to left and then a "echo" in the right and then a new "echo" in the left and so on.

b. The delay must be synchronized with sequencer clock.

Does anybody know wich delay to set ?..

Thanks.

correct delay is important. Don't have the exact answer for you.
I like your approach of having delay sync'd to tempo.

You might have to go in and edit the specific delay FX. Kronos allows deep edits.

I don't have time to check this at the moment, but if I recall correctly you can do a ping pong delay with the L/C/R BPM delay, by turning off the output for the Center delay and getting the correct note timing values for the L and R. I know that I've successfully done it before.

There are particular brands that offer excellent beginner-friendly paddles like STIGA, Killerspin and Butterfly. The most common accessory included in a paddle set is a carrying case so if you are willing to buy a new one you should read out the best article on the ping pong paddles suggestions - https://pingpongacademy.org/ping-pong-paddle-for-beginner

paulheck wrote:There are particular brands that offer excellent beginner-friendly paddles like STIGA, Killerspin and Butterfly. The most common accessory included in a paddle set is a carrying case so if you are willing to buy a new one you should read out the best article on the ping pong paddles suggestions - https://pingpongacademy.org/ping-pong-paddle-for-beginner

What on earth this post has to do here ???

Absolutely nothing to do with the thread. There have been a few of this type of thing on the forum lately. Let the Mods know.

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