[SOLVED] Yaled Esrever - 36 in one place, only here!

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Reverse Relay - only 36 requests in "Future Requests"

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Wow, so much work, Skoczy!

Wuddun, mate.

I love the spelling in the thread title.

I too, Paul.

Skoczy's all over this one.

Yup. You're keen!

Who knows, this might help "motivate" the K-Team just a little-titty bit more. You never know...

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Smarty-pants.

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I looked through the delays at NAMM and was at first disappointed not to see reverse but when I looked at the parameters I saw that there's a 'Reverse Mix' on some (maybe all, I didn't check each one) of the delays! Set that to 100% and you have full reverse delay. That's another example of how Kemper could easily have done what most delay boxes do - give a separate delay type for reverse - but they went a step further and made reverse available on (maybe) every delay.

Interesting, @ba_hill. What does it do if it's at 50%, for instance? Does it start regularly and then suddenly reverse back? That would be insane.

There was a reverse delay @ NAMM.

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Interesting, @ba_hill. What does it do if it's at 50%, for instance? Does it start regularly and then suddenly reverse back? That would be insane.

The mix parameter only controls the volume of the reverse signal is in relation to the dry signal. At 50% you'll hear the reverse but you'll also hear the dry signal at about equal volume. At 100% you'll only hear the reverse. The timing between the dry and reverse signals is the same in both cases unless Kemper has done something unusual there as well. The reverse signal will always be delayed with respect to the dry signal.

EDIT: You know, after thinking more about this I realized I really don't know how the reverse mix parameter works. At NAMM I turned it to 100% and heard only reverse but I'm not sure what it would do at anything other than 0 or 100%.

I mean, what I said would be so insane to have. The fact we'd have a reverse delay alone was exciting enough for me, but that would be something new I'd use for sure.