ARC Delay for Mod Dwarf

I made this for me really but maybe someone else will be interested.

That is, if you feel the need for a 4 delay line delay with each delay line having a filter on the feedback and an LFO that can modulate time, mix, pan and filter cutoff. Each line can feedback to itself and also the other lines. :slight_smile:

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Ok, that looks nuts! :joy: but also:

Any presets or a sampler to understand what it could sound like?

This is one of those cases where port groups are pretty much essential. And actually a GUI could help make this much more manageable. The concept sounds cool though, i might just have to have a play. :wink:

Edit: is it only for MOD Dwarf?

Yep, only for the Mod Dwarf.

I thought of adding some presets but as it can get absolutely insane I wasn’t sure what sort of stuff to put in!

A simple start would be to turn the MIX RATIO 1 and MIX RATIO 2 up to 100%, set the TEMPO MODE to one of the BPM settings (Host or User) and set the SYNC 2 to 1/4 dot.

Then set both CUTOFFS down to dull the delays, add a little bit of LFO1 - TIME and then start cross feeding by setting FB RATIO 1-2 and FB RATIO 2-1 to 50%.

Then start messing around with the other LFO modulations :slight_smile: The RESONANCE can cause things to get a bit out of hand with large feedback values, the RESET button will clear the delay data if it all goes bananas.

Here is a little mp3 of 4 notes through the delay, also messing with the LFO frequency multiplier to get some FM type sounds.

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/1481lvhy4647btiduywy5/arcdelay.mp3?rlkey=fcdmdqh52ig90f49519hymsei&st=6w046oco&dl=0

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Thanks for the demo; makes 4 single notes sound very musical!
cool stuff

Nice! Makes me want to tackle multi tap a bit more!