Korg SDD-1200 Dual Digital Delay from 1986 скачать в хорошем качестве

Korg SDD-1200 Dual Digital Delay from 1986

Can delays have "a sound"? I'm not sure! This is a rare beast: the Korg SDD-1200 was one of the last Digital Delay units in the Korg lineup from the 80's. It's a true "dual" architecture in that you can use each unit (A/B) as a totally independent delay. Or you can use them together, like I am here, to make some awesome sounding stereo effects from flange, chorus, vibrato, and typical delays. There are multiple inputs/outputs on the back that let you wire it in unique ways. I have this setup in cross-modulation, where the A output is feeding the B feedback input for some great ping-pong like delays. Here I made a little pattern on the MC-101, turning off built in effects so that all you hear is the effects from the SDD-1200 Pros: •True independent signal paths for use as two mono delays •12-bit processing and reduced fidelity, sits nicely in the frequency spectrum. •Easy to get stereo effects with 2 LFO's that can be sync'd, or not. •No presets = you have to dial in the sound! •100% feedback sounds great, and better slowed down. •Cheap (until this video!) Cons: •Changing delay times clears the buffer at each increment. •Difficult to use dual-concentric knobs in tandem with each other. •No presets for weak minded individuals! •Somewhat rare.