Whenever I go back to using the core VCV modules, I discover new things.
The VCV Delay has a particularly smooth implementation of delay time modulation. It behaves like an analog BBD delay - change the delay time you change how fast it scans the delay buffer. Which gives it a pitch change as well.
Also since it’s drums, changing delay time changes the rhythm.
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that “analog delay” response of a ddl is just so great, I have no idea why ppl make delays that respond differently. Back in the dark ages when I made VST one of the few I made was a delay. Its only good things were are great response to changing the delay time, and it rolled off the highs a ton. Those are the things I like about my Memory Man pedal. Never much cared for the grungy clock noise and such.
I had a Ross rack mount digital delay that was great at that analog style pitch shift. But it died.
I haven’t turned on my EH in maybe 30 years…
Enjoy your explorations in VCV Rack!
