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26: Delta-Lab Effectron II. There's a certain analogish funkiness to the
23: >>an ADA expression pedal, an ADA quad footswitch, and... a DeltaLabs44: percussionists, his harp and a Deltalab for loops. That was in Montreux,
199703/msg00092:Re: Boomerang: sample time vs. sample rate
21: terrific (like the EH16 and the old DeltaLab delays). Other devices
199703/msg00096:Re: Boomerang: sample time vs. sample rate
21: >terrific (like the EH16 and the old DeltaLab delays). Other devices
29: My old deltalab echotron can be dynamically controlled
36: >a second, I'd say; the old Deltalab Echotron was pretty good at this ....
20: Cutis Bahn asked"Is Deltalab still in business?"
85: Is Deltalab still in business? if so does anyone have their number?
27: Is Deltalab still in business? if so does anyone have their number?
44: this beast might be had? Surely there are some old deltalabs employees52: >Is Deltalab still in business? if so does anyone have their number?
37: > Is Deltalab still in business? if so does anyone have their number?
35: Would this scheme also work for the DeltaLab CompuEffectron CE1700 model?
25: I loop using a Delta Lab Effectron III, Lexicon JamMan, and use a
40: I loop using a Delta Lab Effectron III, Lexicon JamMan, and use a
58: 5. The Delta Lab Effectron III is used mostly for looping selected segments
31: I loop using a Delta Lab Effectron III, Lexicon JamMan, and use a
70: > I loop using a Delta Lab Effectron III, Lexicon JamMan, and use a
78: I loop using a Delta Lab Effectron III, Lexicon JamMan, and use a
32: > I loop using a Delta Lab Effectron III, Lexicon JamMan, and use a
25: >I loop using a Delta Lab Effectron III, Lexicon JamMan, and use a
45: > > I loop using a Delta Lab Effectron III, Lexicon JamMan, and use a
199710/msg00349:Re: AW: The ongoing saga of Oberheim
21: > Maybe I'll just put extra RAM chips into my Delta Lab Effectron. Or wait30: some time before you decide whether or not to buy one. The Effectron is 31: a great unit, but the difference between a Deltalab and an Echoplex is 40: DeltaLab or EH16 wouldn't be the same thing for me -- it's almost like two
35: Maybe I'll just put extra RAM chips into my Delta Lab Effectron. Or wait
20: Plotkin and a DeltaLab delay. Plotkin's new "Flux" is an interesting
53: feedback), then a Delta Lab Effectron for 1-second loops, then a MAM
20: DeltaLab Effectron $149
24: Know anyone with a lexicon pcm-42, Deltalab ADM-2048 SuperTimeLine or the25: equivalent?? (it's my deltalab that's in the shop.)
823: FS: Deltalab ADM 1030, December 13, 1997
3: FS: Deltalab ADM 103010: Subject: FS: Deltalab ADM 103021: was looking for a Deltalab piece awhile back--four memorise sound
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58: from an engineering point of view... the EH16, my DeltaLab Echotron, and
33: Delta Labs Effectron III - $139
22: transferring to CalArts. Your references to Bob Mould, a DeltaLab
34: > was Deltalab Effectron and homebrew analog synth and guitar.
28: was Deltalab Effectron and homebrew analog synth and guitar.
104: >two or three old DDLs like Deltalab Effectrons or the Digitechs; pretty
199809/msg00281:Re:Delta Lab Effectron Rack Units, Good, Bad, Ugly?
3: Re:Delta Lab Effectron Rack Units, Good, Bad, Ugly?10: Subject: Re:Delta Lab Effectron Rack Units, Good, Bad, Ugly?25: I have a DeltaLab Echotron and it sounds *great*... much better than
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148: Re:Delta Lab Effectron Rack Units, Good, Bad, Ugly?, September 23, 1998569: Re:Delta Lab Effectron Rack Units, Good, Bad, Ugly?, September 23, 1998
199809/msg00276:Re:Delta Lab Effectron Rack Units, Good, Bad, Ugly?
3: Re:Delta Lab Effectron Rack Units, Good, Bad, Ugly?10: Subject: Re:Delta Lab Effectron Rack Units, Good, Bad, Ugly?
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199906/msg00547:Re: New Music Auction site (and a pricey EDP!)
22: auctions every day to find a Deltalab Echotron or something? Or will it
3: DeltaLab memory expansion10: Subject: DeltaLab memory expansion24: on DeltaLab delays.
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459: DeltaLab memory expansion, November 03, 1999
59: bizarre cross between an Eventide Ultra-Harmonizer and a DeltaLab
19: Do any of you fine fellows have a copy of a manual for the Effectron
200009/msg00391:Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?
3: Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?10: Subject: Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?25: >BTW, what do vintage Deltalab units go for these days? I have a 1024 and a
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200009/msg00495:Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?
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200009/msg00456:Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?
3: Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?10: Subject: Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?20: >I'm kinda ignorant on how the old Deltalabs operated. How's it different
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3: Deltalab repairs?10: Subject: Deltalab repairs?19: Anyone work on Deltalab stuff?
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200009/msg00390:Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?
3: Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?10: Subject: Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?36: Subject: Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?
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3: Deltalab style infinite repeat?10: Subject: Deltalab style infinite repeat?20: groove going... then hit the "infinite button" like on the old deltalabs,
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200009/msg00411:Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?
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155: Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?, September 15, 2000156: Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?, September 16, 2000157: Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?, September 14, 2000296: Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?, September 15, 2000
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200009/msg00407:Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?
3: Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?10: Subject: Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?20: >I'm kinda ignorant on how the old Deltalabs operated. How's it different
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3: Re: Deltalab repairs?10: Subject: Re: Deltalab repairs?20: >Anyone work on Deltalab stuff?
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200009/msg00393:Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?
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3: Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?10: Subject: Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?23: >deltalabs,
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200009/msg00392:Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?
3: Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?10: Subject: Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?19: I'm kinda ignorant on how the old Deltalabs operated. How's it different
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200009/msg00486:Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?
3: Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?10: Subject: Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?36: >Subject: Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?
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200009/msg00389:Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?
3: Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?10: Subject: Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?23: >>groove going... then hit the "infinite button" like on the old deltalabs,
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200009/msg00509:Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?
3: Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?10: Subject: Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?20: >> There is a DeltaLab page on the LD site. There is a schematic there,
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200009/msg00493:Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?
3: Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?10: Subject: Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?19: > There is a DeltaLab page on the LD site. There is a schematic there, and
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200009/msg00453:Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?
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200009/msg00388:Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?
3: Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?10: Subject: Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?22: >groove going... then hit the "infinite button" like on the old deltalabs,
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32: The rack currently contains a DeltaLab ADM4096 Echotron, an RDS 7.6 and an
30: My main setup is a Ibanez HD-1000 (delay/pitch shift) and a Deltalab's
33: with the Headrush and the DL-4, I'm not able to quit my good, old Deltalab's
21: Deltalab's Echotron or Effectron.. so many of them!!! :)32: Deltalab will always be one of my choice of predilection... It sounds quite
23: >Deltalab's Echotron or Effectron.. so many of them!!! :)60: >Deltalab will always be one of my choice of predilection... It sounds 71: :) This will depend on _which_ of the Effectron's you have. The original 73: VERY analog sounding, but the Effectron II (which I have) is a bit
42: > > Deltalab Effectron unit. I think it's pretty much a standard thing
23: > Deltalab Effectron unit. I think it's pretty much a standard thing with
3: Deltalab DL-410: Subject: Deltalab DL-421: Trying to find schematics for the Deltalab
508: Deltalab DL-4, March 13, 2001
22: Deltalab Effectron unit. I think it's pretty much a standard thing with
31: > > Deltalab Effectron unit. I think it's pretty much a standard thing
200108/msg00540:Introduction, and question on DeltaLab CE 1700 Compu Effectron
3: Introduction, and question on DeltaLab CE 1700 Compu Effectron10: Subject: Introduction, and question on DeltaLab CE 1700 Compu Effectron24: gotten a DeltaLab CE 1700 Compu Effectron, but with no manual...after the
296: Introduction, and question on DeltaLab CE 1700 Compu Effectron, August 17, 2001
33: It's a calculator!) thru my Effectron II.
50: bass, but then got an Effectron and a some early Digitech digital delay
38: stuff I can't bear to part with, like the Effectron)
19: >I am looking for schematics for the delta labs effectron I & II adm 102426: Crikey! I have an Effectron II, and the documentation may have just what
21: >>> I am looking for schematics for the delta labs effectron I & II adm 29: >> Crikey! I have an Effectron II, and the documentation may have just 46: >the one that is broken is the effectron I but anything will help49: I'm completely flabbergasted that I found the Effectron II documentation!
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23: >>>> I am looking for schematics for the delta labs effectron I & II adm 31: >>> Crikey! I have an Effectron II, and the documentation may have just 48: >> the one that is broken is the effectron I but anything will help51: > I'm completely flabbergasted that I found the Effectron II documentation!
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21: >> I am looking for schematics for the delta labs effectron I & II adm 102428: > Crikey! I have an Effectron II, and the documentation may have just what38: the one that is broken is the effectron I but anything will help
19: I am looking for schematics for the delta labs effectron I & II adm 1024
200207/msg00344:Re: CV or MIDI Expression-Controlled Delay Time?
28: DeltaLab delay units, the DL4 has real time control
200208/msg00850:Deltalab Effectron I - Connection question
3: Deltalab Effectron I - Connection question10: Subject: Deltalab Effectron I - Connection question21: I've recently picked up a nice Effectron I to use w/my guitar & amp
260: Deltalab Effectron I - Connection question, August 25, 2002
31: Here's how I got started: When I was a music student, I was doing some electronic music performances using my Bass, a couple of DeltaLab delays (1024 and 4096), and an EML101 (Unfortunately the EML belonged to the school, not me - It was extremely nice of them to let me borrow it). The DeltaLab 1024 had an input to modulate it's internal LFO. I would use the EML to modulate the delay. By processing either my Bass, or my voice, this gave me some great sounds! The EML101 was a real powerhouse for experimental sounds. Of course, either delay could Loop. Come to think of it, I also used a Boss 800MS delay pedal that had infite repeat as well. Anyway, I had plenty of looping/delay potential to utilize.
200211/msg00830:Re: tools of the trade-why so incomplete?
82: older BOSS/Roland, Digitech/DOD etc. models (ADA? Ibanez? Deltalab? Korg?
200211/msg00826:tools of the trade-why so incomplete?
18: Hi I'm new here and I was poking around the website trying to get some in depth info on digitech PDS and RDS units as well as earlier BOSS/Roland DDL's which are looper friendly. Basically where I'm coming from is I'm looking for a DDL with 4+seconds of delay, controls which allow me to, at the very least, change the pitch of the loop on the fly, and preferably some kind of sampling mode which I can solo over although this is not vital as I can use an AB box to accomplish this if need be. I don't have a preference as far as pedal vs. rackmount but it has to work well run in front of the amp as I don't have an fx loop and am not about to upgrade or modify my vibrolux reverb ;-) I'm especially interested in sleepers like some of the older BOSS/Roland, Digitech/DOD etc. models (ADA? Ibanez? Deltalab? Korg? Lexicon? TC?) Thanks y'all! Kirk
29: DeltaLab Echotron as a feedback control. 32: rebuilt looping rig consists of my Lexicon Vortex in mono to a DeltaLab
34: old Deltalab Echotron, which i usually max out at four seconds of delay.
38: analog echo) to loopers (Vortex and DeltaLab) to amp to guitar (feedback).
32: I noticed on http://www.loopers-delight.com/tools/deltalabs/deltalabs.html 39: use the deltalabs as the master clock and find something that can run off 24ppqn clock and generate 96ppqn midi clock.
23: PS I first started experimenting with a DeltaLab 1 second delay
200308/msg00472:=?iso-8859-1?Q?Syncing_Echotron's?=
26: reading many, many posts on Deltalab's Echotron.64: I noticed on http://www.loopers-delight.com/tools/deltalabs/deltalabs.html
50: ><http://www.loopers-delight.com/tools/deltalabs/deltalabs.html>http://www.loopers-delight.com/tools/deltalabs/deltalabs.html62: >use the deltalabs as the master clock and find something that can run off
30: My first looper was some damn DeltaLab with a Morley pedal--1982!
20: http://www.harmony-central.com/Effects/Data/DeltaLab/
200512/msg00592:Re: Re:gratuitous nostalgia was: re: Looping in prehistory
21: talking about golden nostalgia here... does anybody remember the Deltalab
200512/msg00588:Re: gratuitous nostalgia was: re: Looping in prehistory
98: I also remember using an Effectron 1024 (a massive 1.024 seconds of sampling 110: At the end of the piece I slowed the Effectron speed down until right at the
21: ADA digital delay. It could also have been an Effectron 1024 as well.
200512/msg00583:Re: gratuitous nostalgia was: re: Looping in prehistory
21: those very exciting days (punk, new wave, electronic music, et. al.)in the first couple of years of the 1980's. At one point there were 45 all original new wave bands playing in Santa Cruzin a half a dozen small venues that featured all original music five to seven days a week.I also remember using an Effectron 1024 (a massive 1.024 seconds of sampling time) made by Delta Labs at theold Art Centre theatre in Santa Cruz.I made a vocal loop with it and then increased the speed so much that it was like a percussion loop, completelyunintelligible for it's speed.......................and used it as the basis for an improvisation with Tao Electrical,the group I had with Not Michael (Michael Haumesser) and Jim Rutledge that was a side project for our morepopular new wave band at the time, Tao Chemical.At the end of the piece I slowed the Effectron speed down until right at the last second (literally) you could
200512/msg00585:RE: gratuitous nostalgia was: re: Looping in prehistory
113: to seven days a week.I also remember using an Effectron 1024 (a 121: Chemical.At the end of the piece I slowed the Effectron speed down
200512/msg00589:RE: gratuitous nostalgia was: re: Looping in prehistory
102: remember using an Effectron 1024 (a massive 1.024 seconds of sampling 111: slowed the Effectron speed down until right at the last second
200512/msg00582:Re: gratuitous nostalgia was: re: Looping in prehistory
20: ofclosed off bamboo (or you can use a small old fashioned ink bottle, as well) and sing a falsetto notein between blowing on the bottles.With that MXR unit (which I went into the store and 'demoed' every day for a week or so until I wore out mywelcome with the owner) I could make a loop and keep adding onto it, simulating a whole small tribe of Pygmies.Wow, was that exciting..............and so outrageously out of my budget to buy.****************************This thread is really kicking off of my memory of those very exciting days (punk, new wave, electronic music, et. al.)in the first couple of years of the 1980's. At one point there were 45 all original new wave bands playing in Santa Cruzin a half a dozen small venues that featured all original music five to seven days a week.I also remember using an Effectron 1024 (a massive 1.024 seconds of sampling time) made by Delta Labs at theold Art21: Centre theatre in Santa Cruz.I made a vocal loop with it and then increased the speed so much that it was like a percussion loop, completelyunintelligible for it's speed.......................and used it as the basis for an improvisation with Tao Electrical,the group I had with Not Michael (Michael Haumesser) and Jim Rutledge that was a side project for our morepopular new wave band at the time, Tao Chemical.At the end of the piece I slowed the Effectron speed down until right at the last second (literally) you could understandthat the loop said, "It doesn't mean a fucking thing," and then turned it off, ending the piece.LOL, that sentence came from an anecdote I heard about where Baba Ram Dass had climbed high into the Himalya to finda reclusive spiritual master who lived in a cave up on the mountain. When he got to the top of this arduous climb he asked thehermit, "What's the meaning of life" , to which
200512/msg00580:gratuitous nostalgia was: re: Looping in prehistory
68: I also remember using an Effectron 1024 (a massive 1.024 seconds of 82: At the end of the piece I slowed the Effectron speed down until right at
39: > could find one of those Dod, DeltaLab, or Digitech rack units, and
23: those Dod, DeltaLab, or Digitech rack units, and get a footpedal for
18: Roland RC50, Lex Vortex, DeltaLab Effectrons.
44: experiments I've been using a Deltalab Effectron II. Does this exibit
200803/msg00077:Re: qualities of reverb/cool vitage delay units
47: Deltalab Effectron II Digital Delay50: deltalab adm 2048 super timeline delay
200803/msg00082:RE: qualities of reverb/cool vitage delay units
31: The roland SDE 100 and 3000 units, and MXR delay, a delta lab effectron,
200803/msg00392:RE: qualities of reverb/cool vitage delay units
45: > delta lab effectron,
200803/msg00081:Re: qualities of reverb/cool vitage delay units
58: > Deltalab Effectron II Digital Delay61: > deltalab adm 2048 super timeline delay
201109/msg00079:RE: Happy 15th, Looper's Delight!
21: (Deltalab!) and had seen Steve Morse do a clinic with a souped up PCM 42
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