Done. Last time it wasn’t allowed because of the hendrix sample…@LyingDalai told me it was possible to add “educational” tags for this purpose…
Possible to read it for you?
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Ah thanks @sabana but it’s Reverb on FX1 hack!
@Kacper found this really interesting hack.
Reverb on FX1 slot hack
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Sezare whats the difference between this and just using a Neighbour machine?
It saves a track if you want reverb + delay only.
You can use other fx than delay.
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I see. I was just wondering cheers 
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Ugh! It says it’s blocked! I want to watch it!
is this the same video?
I thought it was lol.
PM sent…
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Got it, thank you!
Zen Delay. MIDI clock input, plus its big knobs and straightforward layout make it perfect for live manipulation. Just like the OT 
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Digitone. That’s just me though
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I recorded a shimmer fx example.
2 tracks sent to Cue, an fx track playing Cue.
Elektron demo samples.
Track 1 drums, Cue Send
Track 2 Pad, Cue Send
Track 7 Recording Cue, Played with a Flex, TSTR On, Pitch +12, Dark Reverb, Cue send for feedback (+ microtiming)
T8 Master, Chorus / Delay
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This is insane & wild. Nice work.
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anyone try one of these out?
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OT shimmer demo, apparently working now (I signaled it was educational).
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Yeah, now your talking! Oh, the midi in is only for the clock 
oh they will add that to a future firmware release… It’s seems really good on paper, with lfo sync to clock to change parameter. It’s a solid solution - as I was considering the Zen Delay, which is really similar tech and price wise.
Seems like a lot of the strymon pedal are 1- stereo and 2- have a full midi implementation (clock and control with a normal (not lame) connector). Listening to the Volante is pretty inspiring and I’m slowly drifting to that pedal, which is a lot cheaper than the Zen Delay and seems to be quite flexible.
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