Anyone have these details already figured out? I use my ears obviously but I’m trying to get a bit more organised in how I rough in reverb parameters in the different devices I use and thought it might help if I knew.
The manual isn’t very helpful, the Digitakt manual has only this on the pre-delay setting.
Pre-delay sets the pre-delay time of the Reverb. (0.00–127.00)
Experimenting might give us some answers. I wonder if takes the bpm into account or is the pre-delay always the same no matter the bpm… Questions, questions, questions!
Someone from Elektron will be able to answer this but I don’t know who to tag other than @eangman who writes the manuals – sorry if I’m tagging the wrong person.
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max predelay time is around 0.34 seconds.
i roughly measured the delay time by recording audio of 4x values (31, 63, 95, 127) and put them on a graph which shows the values are scaled exponentially.
not accurate at all but you get a rough idea. just use it by ear.
there’s no change in predelay when bpm is changed btw.
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hello, I made other measurements for the pre-delay time, if someone could make a graph to find the values more easily (I completely forgot my math lessons):
16/ 6 ms
24/ 13 ms
32/ 22 ms
40/ 34 ms
56/ 66 ms
64/ 86 ms
76/ 121 ms
80/ 134 ms
96/ 193 ms
112/ 262ms
127/ 336ms
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You can download all values here
You can download all values here
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