walrusaudioeffects | 5 years ago
Creative Director, Tyler Evans wrote a quick jam to show all of the D1's programs being used the context of a song.
The digital program starts the song off and continues the rhythm giving movement to the whole track. Mod comes in next with a warbly lead line. The Modulation is in stereo and is a great way to give movement to a mono in signal. Vintage is next and is truly a perfect match with the Age function. Increasing the age amount gets you into tape delay sounds. Dual is next with repeats bouncing back and forth in stereo. Repeats is last but certainly not least for a wall of sound lead line. The attack is raised here to soften the initial reversed repeats.
Learn more about the D1 High-fidelity Delay here: https://www.walrusaudio.com/pages/d1-stereo-delay
Gear: Fender late 90s, 62 reissue with Lambertone triple shot pickups. Nash T57 tele. Signal: Deep six Compressor, D1 Delay, Strymon Iridium.
