Especially interesting in USD,and until the musikmess only. 75 usd instead of 85....
Last chance....
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Echo2m+2i - special price until musikmess
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it is an outstanding device, specially for that price 
one of my favourite features is that it dives into feedback and distortion as one would expect from a tape, goes nuts for a moment, and then leaves that area until the next wave is ready
a lame guitarrero can become a wizzard by this, few drum hits turn into spacey loops, for deeep dubbers it's a must anyway...
cheers, Tom
one of my favourite features is that it dives into feedback and distortion as one would expect from a tape, goes nuts for a moment, and then leaves that area until the next wave is ready
a lame guitarrero can become a wizzard by this, few drum hits turn into spacey loops, for deeep dubbers it's a must anyway...
cheers, Tom
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I used it in my current song, and I must admit it's a great tool.
Before I heard those demo's, I discovered it can indeed enrich in a great way string and ambient sounds.
Every flat sound can be given lifeness and deepness, it is a delay fx but I don't necessarily see it like that.
Also you can change a streight drumloop into a exiting ridm thing by applying short filtered delays and lowcut the output.
I'm very happy with it
Only the DSP''s suffer from it in a huge way...a Pulsar2 doesn't allow much more than the STM24/48, the in/outs layout, and a few other moderate effects.
Great musical tool spacef, thanks!
Before I heard those demo's, I discovered it can indeed enrich in a great way string and ambient sounds.
Every flat sound can be given lifeness and deepness, it is a delay fx but I don't necessarily see it like that.
Also you can change a streight drumloop into a exiting ridm thing by applying short filtered delays and lowcut the output.
I'm very happy with it
Only the DSP''s suffer from it in a huge way...a Pulsar2 doesn't allow much more than the STM24/48, the in/outs layout, and a few other moderate effects.
Great musical tool spacef, thanks!
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