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RatshackReverb 3 by Audio Damage - Demo & Review
I can’t say enough good things about Audio Damage, I think Chris Randall is a top man and an a very clever developer, this is just a very cool 80s Retro recreation of the highest order.
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Did anyone have one the original units?
No, but it reminds me of a cheap tape echo my mate had in the early 80’s.
Brilliant app, I’ll use this a lot.
Use to Dj Realistic DJ mixer years ago... They were great bit of kit... Sad they went down....
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I have two of them. It is a staple for noise music. Like the DOD Death Metal pedal.
@JeffChasteen I watched a couple of YT videos for the original and it’s looks epic fun, I think Chris has done a pretty good job of recreating it here, also saw one on eBay for £60, but I’m going to stick with this version
Thanks for the demo, Doug. Have an original somewhere, my electronics teacher gave it to me because I was always asking about audio stuff, he got it in the 70's for doing sound at house shows and backyard jams. It has a really lovely, dreamy sound, unfortunately (or not, if you are that twisted) accompanied by the most laughably egregious level of noise. You can try to get better s/n by coming in hotter, but that just makes it distort. I bet the digital version is superior to the original, for anything remotely normal sounding.
Another similar and fun BBD-based delay unit is the Behringer VD400. Check youtube for what hacks people did with it
An example for the most simple hack giving you the typical lo-fi BBD sound:
@Doug Radioshack was called Tandy in the UK.
This is pretty cool for 2 bucks. I realize it's basically just a slapback echo, but you play a through notes/drum hits through it and you're instantly reminded of dozens of songs from the 80's.