What the title says.
Possibility to exclude other time- based FX (except for delay) from tap tempo would be great.
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I'm all for it.
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Yes!!!!!!!
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I would vote but the title says nothing for me..
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I would vote but the title says nothing for me..
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At the moment all time based FX respond to tap tempo.
It would be great to exclude chorus, flanger, tremolo, etc. except for delay from responding to tap tempo. -
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At the moment all time based FX respond to tap tempo.
It would be great to exclude chorus, flanger, tremolo, etc. except for delay from responding to tap tempo.Ok now I get it. The sentence "other than delay" was missing for me in the thread title.
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+1 for the cause.
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why not be able to exclude the delay as well? say if you have like a shorter ambient delay and a tremolo or leslie kind of effect going on which you want to sync to the tempo of the song but the ambient delay should not be affected by that. (for instance if the tempo you tap in is very fast - you might wouldn't want your delay time to be as fast)
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why not be able to exclude the delay as well?
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why not be able to exclude the delay as well? say if you have like a shorter ambient delay and a tremolo or leslie kind of effect going on which you want to sync to the tempo of the song but the ambient delay should not be affected by that. (for instance if the tempo you tap in is very fast - you might wouldn't want your delay time to be as fast)
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+1 much needed
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I remember on my old Boss VF-1 multi-FX DSP unit, you could set the timing of every time-based effect manually, or by divisions of the global tempo (tap-rempo).
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Absolutely!!!! For live use, the way it is now, if you have for example, a univibe trower type sound and you change the delay with tap, you also change the speed of the vibe. Renders it all useless!!!
