@@apossibleworld Hi, you have to use the editor in order to add, delete or freely change the order of the (up to 6) modules in the signal flow. The main module in the unit (delay in the Demora) can be always present or bypassed. So there is a maximum of 7 active modules in the unit. The virtual patching is very flexible.
@@friendlynoise Your videos sound awesome, and I have a laptop with an old OS that will still run the editor. I’m wondering about inserting effects inside the feedback loop itself… like when delays have a tone control so the repeats keep changing, or weirder stuff. I am doing this on the Meris LVX, which is sort of a modern version of Demorra, but without external patch points. Anyway, great stuff you are doing!
@@apossibleworld Thanks for your comment. I guess what you are trying to do should be possible with the editor. One of the included factory patches is Demora_damp_high. As far as I remember can, the patch included two low pass filters. You can build feedback loops, too, but watch your ears and audio devices before patching up a screaming monster!!
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Is it possible to put some of the additional modules inside the Demorra’s feedback loop, with the editor or with patching?
@@apossibleworld Hi, you have to use the editor in order to add, delete or freely change the order of the (up to 6) modules in the signal flow. The main module in the unit (delay in the Demora) can be always present or bypassed. So there is a maximum of 7 active modules in the unit. The virtual patching is very flexible.
@@friendlynoise Your videos sound awesome, and I have a laptop with an old OS that will still run the editor. I’m wondering about inserting effects inside the feedback loop itself… like when delays have a tone control so the repeats keep changing, or weirder stuff. I am doing this on the Meris LVX, which is sort of a modern version of Demorra, but without external patch points. Anyway, great stuff you are doing!
@@apossibleworld Thanks for your comment. I guess what you are trying to do should be possible with the editor. One of the included factory patches is Demora_damp_high. As far as I remember can, the patch included two low pass filters. You can build feedback loops, too, but watch your ears and audio devices before patching up a screaming monster!!