The six tap delay is maybe not the most useful. 8 tap is nice because it's fixed time increments lend it to rhythmic delays and whatnot. Triple-tap is flexible and can be used for a lot of things. Figured I'd make the six-tap somewhat dedicated to stereo applications, just to be different. The six tap is also going to be a little strange for feedback, since there's no guarantee that the sixth tap is the one with the longest delay time. That just makes it more interesting!
I'll also need to find a way to make control panels arrangeable into columns, since currently having 12 control panels fills the vertical space on my laptop and is pretty difficult to work with.
The six tap delay is maybe not the most useful. 8 tap is nice because it's fixed time increments lend it to rhythmic delays and whatnot. Triple-tap is flexible and can be used for a lot of things. Figured I'd make the six-tap somewhat dedicated to stereo applications, just to be different. The six tap is also going to be a little strange for feedback, since there's no guarantee that the sixth tap is the one with the longest delay time. That just makes it more interesting!
I'll also need to find a way to make control panels arrangeable into columns, since currently having 12 control panels fills the vertical space on my laptop and is pretty difficult to work with.