This something to really chew on for all you Eventide Eclipse-fans out there. The Eclipse is a machine that at least I, and im sure many with me, could spend a a whole litetime with and still not master it fully! But one of the many reaccuring things that bothers me is how you set the delay-times for different kinds of effects that have multi-line delay-lines (and also equivalent for detune- and pitch-parameters). Many effects-units doesnt have the ability to set these kinds of parmaters by the users, but for better or worse the Eclipse has that fucntionality. So in short whot the f**k do you do that, how do you set these series of delay-lines and also the quivalent for detune- and pitch-parameters?
I have made a selection, since there are lods of examples on effcts that uses these kinds of settings and parameters, so i have chosen a few from all of them. I have chosen a couple of delays and also some detuners and pitch-shifters. I have also sorted the examples after what algorithms they use, since i imangine (or fool myself 😛 ) that it will somehow help along a bit with the understanding of these very complex matters. And also each example is accompanied with some questions that i just would love to have some really good and clever answers to 😀
All examples come from Eventide Eclipses fabric presets, just to keep it simple.
The different categories that i have choosen are the following:
* Delays (plex networked)
* Delays (that acts like a chorus)
* Shifters-Detuners
* Shifters-Pitch-shifters
To save som space for here i created and linked to a pdf-file that has the full-length text along with exampels from each above category including the most important parameters for each effect and so on. Marked things that i thought was important with yellow markings. And of course there are questions for each of this exampels for wich i most happily would like to receive som real clever answers. Thanks very much in advance for you skilled help 😀
Heres in the link to the full pdf-document:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1w-8hZfLw_SAy7q_bH8N0ILCpwXIbdvT4/view?usp=sharing
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