Ping Pong Mode?

[Jo Beatz]

Is there a ping pong mode in the device? I have not found anything online about this.

[utdgrant]

I think you'd have to chain two instances of Stardust and a stereo mixer in order to get ping-pong stereo effects. You'd also have to use an external feedback loop in order to get repeat effects which go through the whole ping-pong cycle.

[Jo Beatz]

Hi utdgrant,

yeah I've seen this somewhere here before with another delay but it seemed a bit complicated. I thought maybe the Stardust Delay had a ping pong mode but it's not that bad.

Cheers!

[Steve W]

It seems like a number of manufacturers try to balance originalism with improvement. So, if the original didn't have a specific feature, they have to decide how to handle that. Sometimes it seems like a damned if you do, damned if you don't scenario.

If the noise level of the original is included, some will complain. If new modes are included, some will complain.

Its a tough balancing act.

[UrbanCyborg]

Personally, I'll never complain about new modes, so long as they don't compromise the reproduction of the original characteristics.

Reid

[Jo Beatz]

Okay I also react rather negatively to noise. Mostly, the idea of decent is different for many developers than it is for me when it comes to noise levels. But that's another topic.

Regards

[Jo Beatz]

Personally, I'll never complain about new modes, so long as they don't compromise the reproduction of the original characteristics.

Reid

Yeah. Why not.