I’m attaching a set of three insert-mode H90 programs with what I call a Pseudo-Spillover feature. They all use an H9 Reverse Delay preset from the excellent CrossFade List of H9 presets Brock shared with the world some time ago. They are pseudo spillover programs because you use an expression pedal to selectively open and close the input of a very long delay and/or reverb. This is not unlike turning programs on and off (with spillover activated) but you have more control with the exp ped.
The base sound of all three programs is pleasant and not unusual. With the first two, selectively pressing the treadle down opens the input to the long reverse stereo delay, adding an unpredictable layer of stereo swoosh (subtle or full tilt, as desired). You can substitute your own presets in slots A and/or B but this effect seems to work best if slot A includes short delay/reverb and slot B includes long stereo delay/reverb.
The third program is a little different because it uses Dual Verb and that algo allows you to do a pseudo spillover reverb with one preset alone. Here (with the basic program), pressing the treadle down while sustaining a note or chord applies a pseudo spillover reverb to thereby lengthen the sustain like a Sustainiac. Activating hotswitch 1 removes the spillover reverb and substitutes the reverse spillover delay described above. Activating hotswitch 2 applies both the pseudo spillover reverb and delay simultaneously.
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