culturejam wrote:Very nice. A 2399 + compander. Very boutique indeed.
Seiche wrote:does the compander make it not have the oscillation, e.g. when you're turning the time knob, vs the deep blue delay?
culturejam wrote:Seiche wrote:does the compander make it not have the oscillation, e.g. when you're turning the time knob, vs the deep blue delay?
I have no idea if that is also an outcome. But the compander's main role is to reduce hiss/noise in the repeats.
Seiche wrote:culturejam wrote:Seiche wrote:does the compander make it not have the oscillation, e.g. when you're turning the time knob, vs the deep blue delay?
I have no idea if that is also an outcome. But the compander's main role is to reduce hiss/noise in the repeats.
i was just wondering why the DBD has it, while the joyo doesn't in the videos.
jimsreynolds wrote:Got one of these yesterday and am not entirely happy. There is a high end roll-off on the repeats that I just don't like. The voicing is not very nice. I know that many people like analog delays and that lo-fi sound but that is not what I want from a digital delay and I dont think I am getting that anyway. I want something a bit more pristine ... or even with a simple tone control to take the harsh edge off the repeats when needed. I am guessing that the roll-off is deliberate and and wondering if it can be removed or tuned.
Does this sound like a straightforward mod or should I just sell the pedal on?
jimsreynolds wrote:Got one of these yesterday and am not entirely happy. There is a high end roll-off on the repeats that I just don't like. The voicing is not very nice. I know that many people like analog delays and that lo-fi sound but that is not what I want from a digital delay and I dont think I am getting that anyway. I want something a bit more pristine ... or even with a simple tone control to take the harsh edge off the repeats when needed. I am guessing that the roll-off is deliberate and and wondering if it can be removed or tuned.
Does this sound like a straightforward mod or should I just sell the pedal on?
in general there is a 5V regulator in this kind of effects,whatever you input,it always works on 5V,but the analog opamps work at a higher voltage,that means more headroom and sometimes the performance in terms of noise,dynamics and bandwidth can improve.joejoe wrote:does anybody know if it safe the Joyo Digital Delay on 12v?
i tried it for a couple of minutes and nothing bad happen'd, actually something very good happen'd - it sounded much better with 12v...
so those who know how to check that... pls... i really like it and don't want to damage it.
tahnks
joe
it is digital,because it utilizes a chip that converts analog signal to numbers,does its sampling work and then converts back from numbers to analog signal again.zedsnotdead wrote:Could you please explain why they call this a "digital" delay?
What makes a digital delay different of analog delay? I mean, always thought a "digital" effect was something in the realms os a sound processor and such... this one's nothing like it.
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