Warp and weft
Tap tempo delay with a fun buffer and manipulable phasor
A tap tempo delay is fed into a buffer of 1 to 4 beats in length, which is then played back at different speeds and either forward or reverse.
Here’s a quick demo:
| Control | Parameter | Left LED | Right LED |
|---|---|---|---|
| Left knob | Delay feedback | ||
| Right knob | Mix (wet/ dry) | ||
| Encoder button (single click) | Toggle phasor speed or buffer length | Red = phasor speed, green = buffer length | |
| Encoder button (double click) | Toggles forward and reverse buffer playback | ||
| Encoder | Phasor speed or buffer length amount | Red = phasor speed, green = buffer length | |
| Left button | Tap tempo | Delay speed | |
| Right button | Freezes buffer |
Open the patch warp_weft.pd in Plugdata to get an idea of how it works.
You can also flash the binary file directly to the pedal using the web interface (see the guide to flashing using the web.
Plugdata compile settings
Big + SDRAM.