Need help - ADT combinator
Did any of you guys ever made combinator, close to Waves ADT effect for vocals, and if yes, would you share it? Marco Raaphorst maybe or anyone else? I menioned Marco becouse he did a great job with softube amp combinators, Rockmen refills, Rappie Road tape nachine ( one of the best sounding tape emulations IMO ), but if anyone maybe made ADT ( or could make it ), I would really apreciate, thank you.
Quickest way would be to use The Echo and ART “Tape” preset. Use delays from 20-50 ms as a starting point, with no feedback. In “All You Need is Ears” George Martin says the delay time for their tape machines were between 27-28 ms. BUT, they also used to vari-speed the machines used for ADT, so other delay times were almost certainly also used.krancek wrote:Did any of you guys ever made combinator, close to Waves ADT effect for vocals, and if yes, would you share it? Marco Raaphorst maybe or anyone else? I menioned Marco becouse he did a great job with softube amp combinators, Rockmen refills, Rappie Road tape nachine ( one of the best sounding tape emulations IMO ), but if anyone maybe made ADT ( or could make it ), I would really apreciate, thank you.
Start with this setup and in the spirit of the Beatles, explore from there!
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I am working on a ReFill with all kinds of retro effects. Here's the ADT patch I am working on:
Here's a quick Combinator that covers the basics.
[EDIT: just saw Marco's post, which was posted while I was building my combi - can't have too many options!]
The controls should be pretty much self explanatory. The except may be the "Center/Panned" control, which allows you to pan the dry vocal left and doubled vocal right. Otherwise, the rest of the controls are pretty much duplicated from The Echo's front panel, except the Level, Solo, and Mute controls (Line Mixer), and the Tape Speed control (ART "Tape").
BTW, try adjusting Mod for a "chorus" effect - it's stereo too, so you get an extra wide effect when you add some modulation.[EDIT: just saw Marco's post, which was posted while I was building my combi - can't have too many options!]
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Hey Marco, (realizing this is probably a WIP) I don't hear any tape effect - don't hear any dry signal either - is this intended to be a send only device? Also, is it intended to duplicate the Beatles ADT effect - if so the delay should be longer (sounds more like flanging as it is - maybe that's your intended effect?).Marco Raaphorst wrote: ↑16 Mar 2018I am working on a ReFill with all kinds of retro effects. Here's the ADT patch I am working on:
ADT Machine.cmb.zip
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You can use it as send but also as insert. Simply try acoustic guitar and apply this as insert to it. Subtle modulation.selig wrote: ↑16 Mar 2018Hey Marco, (realizing this is probably a WIP) I don't hear any tape effect - don't hear any dry signal either - is this intended to be a send only device? Also, is it intended to duplicate the Beatles ADT effect - if so the delay should be longer (sounds more like flanging as it is - maybe that's your intended effect?).Marco Raaphorst wrote: ↑16 Mar 2018I am working on a ReFill with all kinds of retro effects. Here's the ADT patch I am working on:
ADT Machine.cmb.zip
Understood, and it sounds lovely as a modulation effect - but the name ADT implies both doubling and a tape effect, or am I missing something else here?Marco Raaphorst wrote: ↑16 Mar 2018You can use it as send but also as insert. Simply try acoustic guitar and apply this as insert to it. Subtle modulation.selig wrote: ↑16 Mar 2018
Hey Marco, (realizing this is probably a WIP) I don't hear any tape effect - don't hear any dry signal either - is this intended to be a send only device? Also, is it intended to duplicate the Beatles ADT effect - if so the delay should be longer (sounds more like flanging as it is - maybe that's your intended effect?).
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Yeah probably needs a different name.selig wrote: ↑16 Mar 2018Understood, and it sounds lovely as a modulation effect - but the name ADT implies both doubling and a tape effect, or am I missing something else here?Marco Raaphorst wrote: ↑16 Mar 2018
You can use it as send but also as insert. Simply try acoustic guitar and apply this as insert to it. Subtle modulation.
A BIG thank you, Marco and Selig, you guys are really amazing. Tried both combinators ( really quick, but I cant wait to dig them ) and I do like both versions. If these combinators were rack extension format, I am shure they"d be top sellers .
However, I really like these kind of effect for vocal, inspired not only by The Beatles, but also by Electric Light Orchestra and many others, it just kind of touch my soul. I also like "Kong Lennon tape" patch from Marcos Rockmen combinators for vocals. I do have Haas mixer RE, but it just colored vocals in unpleasant way too much ( it is more useful for guitars ). Again, thank you very much for help.
However, I really like these kind of effect for vocal, inspired not only by The Beatles, but also by Electric Light Orchestra and many others, it just kind of touch my soul. I also like "Kong Lennon tape" patch from Marcos Rockmen combinators for vocals. I do have Haas mixer RE, but it just colored vocals in unpleasant way too much ( it is more useful for guitars ). Again, thank you very much for help.
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thanks!krancek wrote: ↑16 Mar 2018A BIG thank you, Marco and Selig, you guys are really amazing. Tried both combinators ( really quick, but I cant wait to dig them ) and I do like both versions. If these combinators were rack extension format, I am shure they"d be top sellers .
However, I really like these kind of effect for vocal, inspired not only by The Beatles, but also by Electric Light Orchestra and many others, it just kind of touch my soul. I also like "Kong Lennon tape" patch from Marcos Rockmen combinators for vocals. I do have Haas mixer RE, but it just colored vocals in unpleasant way too much ( it is more useful for guitars ). Again, thank you very much for help.
I love these old type effects. Tchad Blake has been using a very thick and warm sounding slap back echo which I totally love as well. I love slap back often more than reverb. it really adds depth to a sound.
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