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I now have removed all hardware delay and looper effects from my racks.

When I bought Celmos' Tape Simulator I figured that was his premier device for vintage delays. I assumed wrong. I recently got his Pro Vintage Delay and it has excellent reproductions of the Oberheim and Line 6 delay / loopers.

Celmo and SpaceF have completely replaced all of my ancient hardware, and because these FX obviuosly use the computers RAM, they actually are better suited for live performance than my under RAM'd hardware loopers.

If you like that old Pink Floyd synth sound, PVD from Celmo is stunningly accurate. Between SpaceF, and Celmo, I am again in delay heaven. I am however missing the reverse looping feature which I am trying to get a developer for SFP to re create. SpaceF to the rescue please.

My conclusion is that mushroms must grow wild in France, and that explains why echo, and delay devices from there are so awesome.

If you are into these effects, one need look no further than these 2 masters.


www.spacef-devices.com
www.celmo.com

cmon jimmy, give us a review of the new synths , if you like the analog, you have to try the massiv patch on flexor 3, there are many 'warm' analog presetsin that synth, that give you goose pumps, we need more of That!

btw, is that last post Celmo's pro vintage delay

I had to spend too much money on the upgrades and installs. I will upgrade to Flexor III and get COSM / DAS stuff when I come back from Tahoe / St.Louis vacation. I need it badly.

Flexor III demos sound really great. I figured it out that each module will cost me 96 cents apiece. That's a great deal for such awesome power.

I will let you know about COSM when I get back. It has features that I need like morphing controllers and such. VOID looks like a sweet synth also, but Bowens WAV Oscillators give me all of the PPG 2.3, and Waldorf Wave stuff I need.

Be Free, Be Modular,