Frippertronics Vst Plugin
Aside from buying some old cassette players, ripping them apart, and building a dedicated Frippertronics unit (I was seriously considering that), or perhaps buying two used R2R units, I came up with the following idea for simple Frippertronics in Ableton:Lexicon PSP 42 - high-quality digital stereo delay and phrase sampler plug-in (VST, DirectX RTAS for PC; VST and RTAS for Mac OS classic and AudioUnit, VST and RTAS for Mac OSX) based on the legendary Lexicon PCM 42 processor famous for its distinctive sound and unique concept. The best free synth vst. Size 2.04 MB / 2.06 MB Ambient Reverb is analgorithmic reverb. It is intended first of all for operation with sound material in a ambient genre, though with success it can be applied also in other musical styles and the directions. Distinctive feature of this plug-in is the broad range of reverberation time (up to.
*Audio Track A will accept input from my audio interface and output it to Audio Track B;
*Audio Track B will have the normal I/O settings (input all, output to Master);
*Audio Track C will take input from Audio Track B and send it through a delay and then route it back to Audio Track B.
Now here's the kicker: how can I get the delay FX to delay the incoming signal from Track B by 3-5 seconds, and then repeat it only once before sending it back to Track B, ala a real life Frippertronics/R2R setup?
I'm trying to avoid having the delay FX 'echo' the sound multiple times before sending it back to Track B, and I'm assuming I can control this by adjusting the feedback dial.
But what about the initial delay itself? How can I adjust that?