Thanks. I’ll dial that one (two) up when I get back in front of H9 Control. There’s certainly some cross-channel panning going on in Undulator, but it doesn’t seem to be hard alternating L-R taps like in UltraTap. I guess the documentation could be correct: two delays, but with each having an extra single slap / tap built in.
Here’s the best way I’ve found to isolate the delay(s):
- INTENSITY – ~midpoint 50 [MIX parameter] or 100 (no dry signal)
- TYPE – Feedback
- DEPTH(s) – zero (defeat all other control parameters)
- FEEDBACK – zero** (or 0-100 expression pedal).
- ** Even at 0, there are two “phantom ghost” repeats, like a slight bleed through on FEEDBACK)
I’m going to say 4 taps / 2+2 delays, with baked-in (fixed) modulation on each. It sounds like string bows scraping out triplets. Peaking LFO over panning & volume sent to each tap? At any rate, that 3-againt-4 is adding the complexity to the otherwise fixed length of repeats. And this is before you add any of the other AM, FM, & pitch modulations.
Something else I stumbled upon: Try toggling down to SLOW [SLOW/FAST switch]. Opens up a whole new ballgame by rescaling all of the variable modulations. And if I recall correctly, the position is save in a preset.
