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Ableton-ping pong delay
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| regulate |
| I tried the ableton thread in the sticky, but its not there anymore. my question is, is there a way where when you use the ping pong delay, that it wont drown out the the original part so much even when you get around 70% wet? |
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| DJChrisB |
| quote: | Originally posted by regulate
I tried the ableton thread in the sticky, but its not there anymore. my question is, is there a way where when you use the ping pong delay, that it wont drown out the the original part so much even when you get around 70% wet? |
Ummm....I'm pretty sure that 70% wet = drowning out the original sound. Do you have this as an insert on the channel or as a send channel? You should use it as a send, map a midi controller to it, and be able to adjust the fx level like that better. |
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| regulate |
| well the problem is i dont have a midi controller. |
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| Alex |
| Try using the Filter delay + a Reverb, set the reverb to like 10% wet so that it isn't completely IN YOUR FACE. |
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| Alex |
Actually, I just checked, try using the filter delay (set it to something you like) and maybe use the reverb at like, 20-40.
10 is too little to notice unless you're really pumpin' |
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