Inspired by (but sounding and behaving almost completely unlike) the Chase Bliss Habit.
Four delay lines are linked together with the option for the last to loop back to the first. Three effect lines – a low pass filter, granular, and a high pass filter – are available to process any of the outputs from the delays before sending to audio out. The last delay line can be sent back into the first to create a non-degrading loop, or the current effected output can be sent back for a continually varying or degrading loop.
Starred parameters point to various effect parameters.
Page 0 (UI) –
Top line has 4 lights indicate how far through the loop time has progressed – just a helpful guide with no effect on signal.
Rows 2, 3, and 4 control the routing of delay lines into effects. First column indicates if the effect is on. Fourth column routes live dry signal into an effect, coulmns 5 through 8 route delay lines 1 through 4 respectively.
Button in row 5 column 1 controls sending audio in into the delay lines (also controllable with left stomp switch). Next button toggles sending the output of delay line 4 back into the input for delay line 1 (also controllable with middle stomp switch). The next button instead routes the current effected audio output into delay line 1. Last button toggles performance mode.
Page 1 (IO) –
Mixer and balance controls for signal levels going into delay lines and audio out.
Page 2 (Filters) –
Filters and their LFOs for effect processing.
Page 3 (Granular) –
Granular filter and the controls to randomly trigger its inclusion, duration, and pitch shifting.
Pages 4-7 (FX) –
Switches to handle routing to each effect as well as controls for the UI radio buttons
Page 8 (Delays) –
Delay lines and controls to handle routing
Page 9 (Misc) –
Some value modules to control unstarred settings
Page 10 (Clock) –
Controls to handle flashing lights on UI page