Hi,
sorry if this is a silly question, but I am a newbie to the Micropitch stomp box, mine has just arrived yesterday.
A while ago I came across a post from Pat Metheny, where he explains how he obtained his signature chorus-like sound, which is created “in the air” between stereo speakers and not by any kind of chorus pedal and fattens up his tone. He wrote (slightly edited; the full thread is at https://www.patmetheny.com/qa/questionView.cfm?queID=56)
“… the output of the amp is run into 2 lexicon prime-time digital delay lines, one on my left at 14 ms delay, one one my right at 26 ms delay. Each delay has a very slight “pitch bend” controlled by the VCO (sine wave) inside the prime-time. this is what gives it the “chorused” thing…”
With the Eventide Micropitch I was hoping to emulate this setup. However, up to now I am unable to figure out how to exactly dial in the 14ms and 26ms delay times mentioned. Instead, it seems that delay times are encoded in a 0…127 scale. How does this translate to actual ms? And has anyone managed to emulate a setup similar to what Pat is describing in his post with the Micropitch?
Any help is appreciated.
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