I wonder what’s going to happen when someone buys the Akai “analog” delay, discovers it’s a very poorly setup pt329x chip, and wants their money back. the biyang one was terrible.

yeah it’s probably their frequency analyzer is busted and they need ron to sort them out with a new power supply or summat

sheeeeeeeeeiiit and make it compatible with the other hazarai-preset based pieces? talking pedal, cathedral, pog2, smmwh, etc?

What program did you guys use to make the .wav files? I know Acidpro 5 [the one I use] puts tempo metadata in its files. Is the 2880 reading something like that and overriding the .txt file?

I don’t use a smallstone with my synth but I do use plenty of other pedals/”guitarists toys”. I use a Juno-D and keep the volume at half run it into some pedals, and then my mixer [with its fx routing] and the mixer controls the overall output volume.

The high level shouldn’t do any damage; it’s really not that different than sending a super-high-gain guitar signal into it.

I’ve used the Boss LS-2 as a line buffer/bypasser before and it’s not a bad pedal. for the smallstone, I don’t think a DI or anything would really be necessary for it.

My advice would be to not consider your keyboard’s volume your over-all volume. if you’re using it in an effects array, your volume on the JP8000 is the ‘send’ volume to the rest of the array, and if you want an overall volume, you’ll need to get a LPB-1 or a mixer or something and pop it on the end of the chain.

actually with a mute pedal in the FX loop, you’d essentially be turning off the effect solely with that; if it were a volume pedal, you could fade in the repeats and keep them at the level you want with that.
Don’t get me wrong, having control over every parameter isn’t for everyone- some people just want a simple sound.

have you tried putting a volume pedal or other muting device [ie, distortion pedal with everything set to ‘0’] in the fx loop? that should kill the repeats, as long as its muting for as long as the delay time.