UPDATE: Boss have updated the firmware to 1.02 in this, which addresses both topics I discuss in the video. Grab that update today!!
Quick demo of the Boss DM-101 analog delay, focusing on stereo usage. It features 1200 milliseconds of BBD lushness, and many different modes to try. It also has MIDI sync capabilities, which I show. I'm running a Norand Mono directly into the Boss's mono input.
Note: Don't make the mistake I did and try to use TRS cables for the output. They don't work because of the internal switching mechanism!
This pedal-- intended for guitars I'm sure-- has a -10dB input level, so I tried to keep the Norand from distorting at the input, but sometimes it does. Typically in the studio I'll use this on an effects send and in EFFECTS ONLY (100% Wet) mode. For this demo, I set it to "Normal" output mode, which mixes the dry and wet signals.
The modes from REFLECT to PATTERN are stereo, and I show some ping-pong type delays here. Dialing up the Mod Depth and Rate gives some almost Leslie sounds, so it might be nice on organs. I can't wait to see how it holds up to the Strymon Volante (tape delay emulator), OTO BIM (new 12-bit digital delay), and the Lexicon Prime Time 93.
Is this the best analog delay pedal ever made? Maybe so, and I can't wait to use it live for my hardware sets.
What are your thoughts? Is this useful for synths?
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29 авг 2024