Does anybody have delay patch?

#1

I am not good at programming so is there any delay patch available or give me some basic understanding how to build one ?

Thanks

#2

I made one with eq, feedback, send and level dials. And a send/insert switch. I'll upload after work so you can take a look at it.

#3

filter, feedback, and different routing than the one in the standard library (stomp/delay or something).
And the feedback loop is saturated to give it a retro sound.
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/allox/axoloti_library/master/delay_filter.axs

#4

Here it is: simpledelay.axs (4.2 KB)

Thanks for bringing this up btw, I had forgotten that I was intending to build a better delay, stereo output with crossdelay amount or something.

#5

Sorry but how do I download the patch?

#6

depends. many options:
open the link, from browsermenu or right-mouse 'save page as...'
Or when using commandline wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/allox/axoloti_library/master/delay_filter.axs .
Or copy/paste the full page in a simple text-editor and save the file.

#7

Ok smile

Here's my "better delay" I have been intending to patch: stereodelay.axs (12.7 KB)

In action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQeeDoXtTM4&feature=youtu.be

#8

What I would like to add is set delaytimes in 1/16 , 2/16 , /3/16 , etc instead of milliseconds.
But I havent figured out how to do this. (needs some BPM object perhaps?)

#9

I don't know if this helps but:

To get a 1/16 delay time on the dial you calculate it like this:

Bpm / 60 / 16 / delay buffer length * 64

So for 120 bpm and a delay length of 1,36 seconds the read dial should be at

120 / 60 / 16 / 1,36 * 64 = 5,88 (by two decimal accuracy)

I haven't tried to do the math in the patcher but maybe it would be possible (I don't know) to get a BPM reading from MIDI clock and set up a switch matrix or something that would use these values. Maybe I'm way off, but it's food for thought smile

edit: Now that I look at the math, it's wrong. The result gets bigger with bigger bpm which is of course the opposite of what should happen.. I think it should be:

(960 / bpm) / buffer length = dial value.

#10

Hey,

Thank you all.

I will try them when I have time over the weekend.

How should I connect my mono synth to axoloti's audio input jack ?
what is the right cable for this ? 1/4 TS to 1/4 TS?

#11

Yes, a standard mono plug will do just fine.

#12

Here's an example of how you could set a delay control to a number of steps. In this example you can choose from 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 or 8 steps. You only have to tell the patch what the length of one step is, in dial amount.. (my math is rusty but I think you get the dial amount from bpm / (buffer * 15)) please if someone knows a way to automatically derive this value from a clock, let us know too.

edit: Like I said my math is so and so.. now I think the correct way to determine dial value is (960 / bpm) / buffer length

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syncdelay.axp (24.4 KB)

Delay Sync to MIDI Clock
#13

On the subject of delays, can someone point me in the right direction for a delay that sends a 100% wet signal? Either a patch that exists or tips on what objects can achieve this. The closest I found so far is the stomps, but it seems to go into some sort of looper mode when the dial is to the max. I want to set axoloti up as an fx send on my hardware mixer so I need only the wet mix coming through. Thanks!

#14

@lab77
easy. simply create a direct output for the delay/read .

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#15

Thanks! I'll give this a shot next time I have a chance to work on some patching.

#16

You can also set it up like this:

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Or like this:

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