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Live Guitar Extreme Variable Delay

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The Live Guitar Extreme Variable Delay board in the WaveWarp DrawingBoard
Live Guitar Extreme Variable Delay — the board as it opens in the WaveWarp DrawingBoard.

What it does

Live Guitar Extreme Variable Delay

Demonstrates the use of WaveWarp's live input functionality and modular sample-by-sample architecture. Plug an electric guitar (or any other audio source!) into the "input" of your soundcard and hit "Play". You will experience the bizarre effects achievable using a variable delay.This is an extreme case of a time-varying delay . The core of the effect is the Controllable Variable Delay block which implements the time-varying delay. This block has, in addition to the audio input, a control input (red) which is driven by a modulating control oscillator (the Combo Control Generator block). In this example, the Combo Control Generator block generates a sinusoidal envelope which modulates the delay length. Alternatively, you may specify any arbitrary desired envelope by creating a simple text file and importing it via the "Load from File" dialog.

Experiment with all settings and with different input sources and effect combinations!

Effects used

4 blocks 3 connections
In WaveWarp, 1998

How the original documented it

Live Guitar Extreme Variable Delay Demonstrates the use of WaveWarp's live input functionality and modular sample-by-sample architecture. Plug an electric guitar (or any other audio source!) into the "input" of your soundcard and hit "Play". You will experience the bizarre effects achievable using a variable delay.This is an extreme case of a time-varying delay . The core of the effect is the Controllable Variable Delay block which implements the time-varying delay. This block has, in addition to the audio input, a control input (red) which is driven by a modulating control oscillator (the Combo Control Generator block). In this example, the Combo Control Generator block generates a sinusoidal envelope which modulates the delay length. Alternatively, you may specify any arbitrary desired envelope by creating a simple text file and importing it via the "Load from File" dialog. Experiment with all settings and with different input sources and effect combinations!

Components used (1998)

Controllable Variable DelayOutput Single-Mono WAVE DriverCombo Control Generator (A)Input Single-Mono WAVE Driver