Delay Pedal...

[ghetto3jon]

i'm sure this product exists...i'm looking for a simple delay pedal that has individual time and level controls for each repetition (like many plugins). to be more specific, i'd like to create a "gallup" feel with a delay pedal...so each time i hit a note, there would be a variable pause, and then two quick variable repeats to follow: da...da-da.

can anyone suggest a pedal that has such specific delay parameters?

 

[mikemorgan]

That effect is called multi-tap.

There's this one
http://www.music123.com/Electro-Har...y-with-Hazarai-Pedal-150438-i1368330.Music123

or for serious cash
http://www.privatereserveguitars.com/Pigtronix-Phi-Echolution-Delay-Pedal-156513-i1173519.guitars

 

[mikemorgan]

There are quite a few rackmount processors with that feature and are generally a lot easier to set up. I use an old Digitech GSP-21 Pro for my multitap needs.

 

[ghetto3jon]

thanks, guys!

 

[ghetto3jon]

so i guess i'm in the market for a multi-tap delay pedal. i'm hoping to find something simple and affordable...any suggestions? the memory man looks pretty good...anything else in that price range? with the memory man, i think i'd be paying for features i'd never use...

 

[Light]

The Boss DD20 has a multi-tap function, as well as a tap tempo function which I think is the most important thing a delay pedal can have (I wouldn't buy a delay which didn't have tap tempo, personally).


Light

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[ghetto3jon]

great. thanks again for all your help, guys.

 

[the_crowing]

If you're a DIY kind of guy, the BYOC Digital Echo & Ping Pong might just be the thing for you.

http://www.buildyourownclone.com/pingpong.html
https://youtube.com/watch?v=oOzocTjGQYE

But then, as Light mentioned, a delay without a Tap Tempo function isn't nearly as useful. That was the deal breaker for me. Still, it's a great sounding multi-tap delay.