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# Corus Pedal
looks more like a Wah Wah to me though
(, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 13:19, archived)
# Yeah.
It was just a decent picture of a pedal.
(, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 13:20, archived)
# Ywah but it's a wah!
A cry baby if I'm not mistaken. Chorus indeed *tisk*
(, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 13:23, archived)
# get over it ian
it's not important
(, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 13:24, archived)
# Bloody townies!
(, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 13:26, archived)
# what is a corus pedal?
it seems i got it, without realising
(, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 13:21, archived)
# Chorus Pedal
:D
(, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 13:21, archived)
# wtf is a chorus pedal?
(, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 13:22, archived)
# It's a pedal that add a warm timbre to a sound
(, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 13:25, archived)
# ok
what is a chorus pedal?
(, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 13:22, archived)
# *joins in*
what in all that is holy is a chorus pedal?
(, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 13:24, archived)
# it's an electric guitar effects pedal
(, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 13:25, archived)
# Flange!
(, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 13:26, archived)
# No
Flanger!

But personally I wouldn't want a flanger build into a chorus. Both work well together and that seems only to be able to do either or. Putting a phaser in there would be just as bad:P
(, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 13:29, archived)
# I concur
Plus, a whole line of boss effects pedals looks much more impressive on stage than one fancy box with lots of switches that pretends to do them all.

Even though it is annoying having to keep healthy batteries in all of them
(, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 13:32, archived)
# I always wanted a full Boss rack , like my teacher
All I have is an Overdrive now, but I don't really need that as my Marshall has an Overdrive channel
(, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 13:36, archived)
# I had a Peavey Rage 108.
Deceptively noisy for something so small.
(, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 13:37, archived)
# i had a peavey bandit 112
i sold it for drugs
(, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 13:40, archived)
# woo and yay
for recreational drug abuse in its myriad of forms!
(, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 13:41, archived)
# Would Photon Torpedoes help?
(, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 13:36, archived)
# i believe it is a modulation effect used by guitarists
that works by mixing a signal with a slightly delayed copy of itself creating a comb-filter effect
(, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 13:22, archived)
# oh cool
(, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 13:23, archived)
# LOL!
(, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 13:24, archived)
# *ignores*
(, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 13:29, archived)
# Bonus prize* for using the term 'comb filter' on b3ta
Woo for you!
*etc.
(, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 13:24, archived)
# i take the comb filter comment back
and replace it with something about nulls in the frequency domain at multiples of the reciprocal of the delay time

or something
(, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 13:26, archived)
# .
I might have to issue an actual prize at this rate.
(, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 13:27, archived)
# ooh i see from your website that you are a bit of a music-stuff geek too
i designed and built a midi-to-cv converter, and have various midi projects in the pipeline when i can be arsed to buy a decent power supply

*runs away in shame*
(, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 13:32, archived)
# You would be refering to the psycho-accoustic method of defining direction.
(, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 13:32, archived)
# i really don't think i am


edit: from re-reading your reply i think i get you. yes it's a very similar mechanism, the delay between your ears being created by distance and the speed of sound.

/geeking it up at lunch blog
(, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 13:33, archived)
# It's how
I think you are:P Or he is. I studied psycho acoustics for quite quite a while.

But we'll test fuckster with what is the speed of sound?
(, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 13:36, archived)
# in a vacuum?
or in honey? ;)
(, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 13:39, archived)
# There is a specific answer I'm looking for:P
(, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 13:40, archived)
# I will now build a speaker full of honey!
(, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 13:41, archived)
# sweet!
(, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 13:42, archived)
# Depends on temperature, altitude etc...
... but isn't it about 290m/s?
(, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 13:40, archived)
# Close!
Altitude is not really that much of a factor in audio. But I was looking for the standard that is 343mps at 20c.

Classically used to set your delays.

The height of a 100Hz sinwave?:P
(, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 13:41, archived)
# altitude affects pressure affects the speed of sound in air
NEXT!
(, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 13:43, archived)
# Yes it does
But not that many gigs have been done on Everest you know.

Possibly something I saw in a magazine or when I was lecturing live sound at university:P
(, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 13:50, archived)
# Not right now,
but one day we'll all be playing gigs at flying parties, and we'll have to fiddle the delays on the video screens to match.

3 feet high, and rising...
(, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 13:44, archived)
# Well a one hertz cycle on 343mps would be 343m high
So 100 would be 34.3 metres:P
So therefore 1kHz 3.43m
etc
(, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 14:08, archived)
# my cat's name is mittens
(, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 13:45, archived)
# Is that an allusion...
... to a fourdam-style cat violation?
(, Wed 7 Mar 2007, 13:47, archived)