36
can
be
fed to the
AUX
input
of
the
other.
More
varied arrangements
can
be
made
using
an
external mixing console. These configurations
can
be
com-
plex
and
will
require
experimentation to find
optimum
settings.
3.9
RESEARCH
TOOL
M.93
can
be
used as
an
effective
research tool in
fields
such
as
linguistics
and
psychoacoustics.
The
REPEAT
HOLD
function,
for
example, enables
syllables,
words,
or
other
sounds to
be
locked
up
and
repeated over
and
over again
fo~
analysis.
They
can
also
be
slowed
down
or speeded
up
and
altered
in
pitch.
Classic delay
effects
can
be
reproduced
such
as the
11
precedence
effect
11
(sec-
tion
3.6),
comb
filtering
(section
3.4),
and
spatial
localization
(section
3.1).
And
undoubtedly,
there
is
more
to
be
learned about the
effects
of
delay.
The
VCO
also
can
be
helpful in studying the perception
of
repetitive
phenomena
such as vibrato
and
11
WOW
and
flutter
11
•
3.10
M.93
11
LIVE
11
One
of
the unique advantages
of
M.93
is
the
ability
to achieve
up
to 2 seconds
of delay time. This
feature
is
very useful for
echo
type
effects,and
enables
a
live
performer to produce musical
textures
not possible with a
single
in-
strument.
For
example,
mix
a
one
second delay with the dry
signal.
Play a
guitar
chord
and
you
will hear
it
repeat
one
second
later.
Slowly play a
scale,
and
if
you
time
it
right,
you
can
play harmonics
on
top
of
what
you
played
one
second
earlier.
Now
add
in another delay
at
two
seconds
and
the texture
becomes
even
fuller.
Feed
the longer delay
back
to the input
and
you
have
a decaying echo.
You
can
simulate the
effect
of
an
echoplex
and
make
one
guitar
sound
like
a
whole
chorus of
guitars.
Try
staggering the delay times to get syncopation
effects,
and
feeding
back
different
amounts
of
different
delays to
create
widely varying
rhythms
and
textures.
The
range
of
possibilities
is
extremely broad; experiment to find
new
and
exciting
sounds you've never heard before.
The
REPEAT
HOLD
feature
is
extremely useful for
live
performance.
You
can
lay
down
a
two
second
riff,
lock
it
up
in
REPEAT
HOLD
with the foot switch,
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