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sound like a CHORUS but is DELAY!? | haQ attaQ
The only thing separating a Chorus, Flanger and a Haas effect from one another is Time … well that and Modulation, so two things i guess. But they’re all really just based on Delay Effects.
Apps used: AUM, FD-1 Filter Delay, NuRack, DDMF MagicDeathEye
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That was another good one Jacob. It made me buy NuRack to get the Visual widgets.
I'm happy to say the Reverb it includes is excellent. Now I have a dozen "long tail" reverbs
but one of them can show you a scope of a truly washed out signal.
It’s pretty neat isn’t it? I can’t even make a patch without adding that scope to the chain.
The $10 app is worth it for the scope alone... it's beautifully done. I was going to pass
because I have every other FX category in the app so I figured it was a waste for me
but I'll probably use it a lot. (I always say that).
I was thinking about time-based effects and I wish someone would code a "Dopler Effect"
like the subtle combination of a train signal bell as heard from the train. The Pitch is shifted
higher as you appoach the bell but as you get closer it drops to actual pitch as you pass the bell and then drops off in pitch as you race away from the bell. So, the combination of a
pitch shift with 3D volume change.
Is there a time-base FX that does that for an input signal? Just curious. Like the shepard's tone effect I guess you could built it into a DAW track with a coordinated pitch shifter and
pan/volume automation. It operates on a multi-second time scale.
Probably a musical cliche since the sound effect is used a lot. A police car siren also exhibits the Dopler Effect as it passes you. Car engines and motorcycles too. I wonder how fast you have to move to have a noticeable pitch shift?
Stria has this but it can't be used as an effect on external audio. I'm trying to remember if Moebius also has that but I can't remember for sure and am not in front of my iPad @McD
It sounds like the creative sound processing concept ApeSoft or Amazing Noises would implement. Maybe @daveypoo will weigh in on the question.