#SIMPLE DELAY HAAS EFFECT PATCH#

By now you can use the toggle button Button 1 to turn on and off the beat repeater effect. Next, select The Echo and use the toggle button to set the Feedback to 100% and the Dry / Wet Balance to wet (100%)Īnd that is basically it. Then select the Mixer 6:2 and use the button to toggle the mute of channel 1 (which is the Dr. There are different ways you can do this, but the following method is the easiest method I can find to explain the connection / set up.įirst, select show programmer (ow no!). What we'll be doing this time is use a toggle button on the Combinator to enable / disable the beat repeater effect. So the audio will be traveling from The Dr. Connect the Echo output to the combinator 'from devices' inputs Connect the Mixer 6:2 output to the Echo input The problem here with auto routing is that the Echo will normally route as a send effect inside the Mixer 6:2. Add an additional Echo in between the Mixer and the OctoRex (press and hold shift while adding it) Create an instrument (I'll go use the Dr. Create a Line 6:2 mixer (it could also work with the Line 14:2 mixer) Step by step it would be going like this: It is just a bit more time consuming to set things up (because it requires some programming) and some routing. The Echo kind of works the same way (to set it up) but it can do so much more. You may have seen me create a beat repeater effect using just plain digital delay lines.

#SIMPLE DELAY HAAS EFFECT PATCH#

Reset the Echo Device (there is that one again)Īnd this results into the following combinator patch:ĭownload Combinator Patch Beat Repeater on steroid Create an Echo as an insert effect (yep, again) I like spaghetti too.Īnyhow, the setup kind of goes as followed: In cases of diffusion, I usually love more. The amount is the amount of smear (or diffusion) takes place. Inside the Echo, you have a setting for Spread which how far the smear will take place. Especially in reverb, they tend to smear the sound in all kind of different ways. So this is one of the reasons why I would use this type of effect more towards dry, rather than being wet.ĭownload Combinator Patch Diffusion magic While on setting it fully to Wet it might become a bit unpleasant to listen to.

Once you start pushing the Dry / Wet more towards Wet you will hear the effect taking place. Set the delay time on 48ms and have the offset right really low (I will go for 8ms in this case) Set the dry/wet balance knob around 30-ish% (depends on your flavor) Because it has a drive to go a little bit towards a flanger effect but it is a constant delay that gets triggered. The delay times are meant to be short in this context (around 32ms till 48ms). In this case, we'll be using the echo as a parallel delay bus that slight adds a single touch of delay in milliseconds. You will need an instrument and use a combinator as an insert effect, or use this patch in the insert fx chain.ĭownload Combinator Patch Parallel me some delayīased on the same approach as above. So by default, it will not produce any sound.

The following patch is the insert effect as shown above. Reset the Echo Device (so it is an initialized patch) Create an Echo Delay (can be an insert effect) Which can be the source of re-creating a Haas effect with ease. Since the delay comes with a Right offset amount. Inside the Echo of Reason you instant access to this effect without having to do a lot of complex routing to make it all work.

At the same time, this illusion also creates space while doing so. It is a simple audio illusion to trick you that the signal comes from the right side or from the left side. You might have heard of the Haas effect before. The following patches are made for Reason 6 and higher Haas effect I will skip the break out section in this article since I have also discussed that in a different one. While they are right in your face you may not have used the echo in this way more or less. In this article, I would like to address a few tips and tricks regarding the Echo which might not be that obvious. It can do the exact same thing, but it can also be thrown in a creative direction while doing so. Since in theory, the Echo is like the big brother of the DDL-1 Digital Delay. While you are thinking about The Echo you most likely think 'delays' right? Normally I would use the Echo just as a delay buy with a touch of magic on the delay itself.

Simple delay haas effect