[STOCK] The Echo7K

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Hi RT

Here's a familiar looking device, with a not-so-familiar sound.

This is a re-imagination of The Echo, however it's powered by completely different devices (all stock/built-in);

- The delay and diffusion network is carried out by the RV7000mkII.
- A feedback path is created using the Mixer Sends.
- Inserted within that feedback path is a Scream4, Filter and Chorus.

You have access to all Scream4 distortion types, a bandpass filter, LF Damp and overall Tone control.
There is also dedicate LFO to Pan, as well as dry-ducking (or alternatively, AutoPumping at 4/4 rate)

Hope you enjoy!

Cheers,
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Download link:

The Echo7K.zip

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Alternative Link:
Get this device and more at my Google Drive

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[Mataya]

This is actually a really interesting take on delay and modulation efx. I really like it. Delay times are a bit odd. I was expecting something and hearing something else. Not quite sure what's going on yet.
But, really man, a great idea. Thanks.

M

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This is actually a really interesting take on delay and modulation efx. I really like it. Delay times are a bit odd. I was expecting something and hearing something else. Not quite sure what's going on yet.
But, really man, a great idea. Thanks.

M

Thanks Mataya!

I wasn't planning to add in the time divisions as I didn't want to clutter the device. However, following your comment, I think there is an expectation for the Time knob to work in a particular way - which it doesn't. This is because the RV7000 goes from 1/16 to 4/4, and then resets to 1/16T to all the 'T' time divisions. It's a bit unexpected, so I will update the UI to show the divisions.

[arnigretar]

Lovely stuff as usual - -both the combinator work and gui. Thanks!

[challism]

Thanks for sharing. Downloading now. Haven't tried it yet, but I'm sure this is a great. You always have amazing Combi2 patches. Thanks again for sharing with us.