You were supposed not to touch nor bring back anything from your beta testing of the time machine, but that little aquilops was SOOOOO cute! You probably broke history and this is the sound the coffee machine was doing when you came back.

Time traveller is a glitchy pitchshifting delay.

The delay times of 2 delay lines are modulated by a triangle LFO that is itself modulated by a square LFO. The delay lines are fed to pitchshifters that are modulated by an inverted triangle wave so that when the delay time goes up, the pitchshifter goes down. They are set to go below the note you play, but it’s possible to change that if you want to.

You have a reverb as an extra layer from leftover CPU.

Everything you need to ”control” this patch is on page one.

Controls:

– On the first line you have 4 push buttons to turn on and off the 2 delay lines and the 2 pitchshiters. Delay on the left and pitchshifter on the right.

– beneath the delays switches there’s a value module that controls their filter frequency, because they will go very high!

– in the center you have 4 value modules to have control over the LFOS that modulate the delays and pitchshifters. The HOLD buttons control the speed of the square waves lfos while the RATE buttons control the rate of the triangle lfos.

– Left footswitch is a dry kill switch and you have a nice button that lights on when the dry sound is running through the patch.

– The green button on the last row toggles the reverb on and off. You have control over its length, mix and is cutoff frequency with the 3 value module after the switch. I decided to have the reverb switch activated by a pushbutton, but it’s easy to change it to a stompswith if you like.