Reel Decks emulation
Posted: Mon Oct 29, 2012 5:12 am
Hi all
I used to do long loop Fripp/Eno style experiments using up to 4 reel decks, with one tape between, and the outputs layered (recorded) back on.
I have the Celmo plugins for echo/delay, and all the Scope fx etc.
I am about to start setting up some loop delay multis (but in a few days I have to install my old cards first).
Any one else done this? I might only use Scope fx to keep it standard.
Would use delay, distort, compression (tube), tremolo, perhaps pitch shift (for tape print through weirdness) etc.
My old real reel decks were an Akai 4000ds, a Ferrograph (large, can't recall mark), and a couple of home / 1950s style decks, Grundigs I think, which played back only, through their own speakers, and were picked up by mics. All a bit lo hi which added to the sound effects. This was a physical layout of 4 decks around a room.
Will keep you posted on this thread. Edited pieces of music will go on the music site below, and on here first in demo form
Thanks
Geoff
www.recotist.com
I used to do long loop Fripp/Eno style experiments using up to 4 reel decks, with one tape between, and the outputs layered (recorded) back on.
I have the Celmo plugins for echo/delay, and all the Scope fx etc.
I am about to start setting up some loop delay multis (but in a few days I have to install my old cards first).
Any one else done this? I might only use Scope fx to keep it standard.
Would use delay, distort, compression (tube), tremolo, perhaps pitch shift (for tape print through weirdness) etc.
My old real reel decks were an Akai 4000ds, a Ferrograph (large, can't recall mark), and a couple of home / 1950s style decks, Grundigs I think, which played back only, through their own speakers, and were picked up by mics. All a bit lo hi which added to the sound effects. This was a physical layout of 4 decks around a room.
Will keep you posted on this thread. Edited pieces of music will go on the music site below, and on here first in demo form
Thanks
Geoff
www.recotist.com