Question from a non-owner (for the moment):
I presume the stereo channels on the Heat are signal independent (meaning isolated from each other). So for instance you could run one mono audio signal, let’s say the bass through the left channel, and a melody (or whatever) through the right, and they wouldn’t interfere with each other. So other than the restriction that you have to run the same filter and the same distortions, and modulations etc, on both signals, the two channels should be independent, and you could mix and place them after processing by the Heat.
Is this correct?
Also it would seem to me you could run one signal through the Heat twice. So for instance sending an audio signal into the left, then looping the output of the left into the input of the right and using the output of the right. Or with a cross fader you could mix between the output of the left and right (once through or twice through), that along with and in addition to the wet/dry control on the Heat. You could also do things like delay the signal between the two and cross fade mix that.
Has anyone tried either of these schemes? Either seems like it might be horribly interesting, or maybe just horrible.
The first example is kinda’ like two Elektron Drives in parallel, the second, two in series.
