Today I made some good progress on a homemade tape delay I've been putting together from two cassette players. I have two heads, one recording and one playing, simultaneously on a small loop of tape. As things stand, whatever is input is output once, just a few moments later.
This simply isn't satisfying me. I'd like to know how I can monitor the original signal through the same out jack as the delayed signal. I'd also like to know if anyone can give me simple instructions on how to feed the output back to the line in at a reduced level so I can get more than one echo.
I'm not very knowledgeable about electronics, and have kind of surprised myself by getting even this far. Please help me make this project a success! 😀
This simply isn't satisfying me. I'd like to know how I can monitor the original signal through the same out jack as the delayed signal. I'd also like to know if anyone can give me simple instructions on how to feed the output back to the line in at a reduced level so I can get more than one echo.
I'm not very knowledgeable about electronics, and have kind of surprised myself by getting even this far. Please help me make this project a success! 😀
This helps me a bit, and Frippertronics is exactly the sort of thing I'm going after (maybe with a bit shorter delay somtimes), but after still a good deal of searching I can't find a way to route the output back into the line-in at a lower level, aside from using an external two-channel mixer or the like.
Anyone know what wires/resistors/whatever I would need to solder where to make this happen?
May be can use an phones regulated output, if is? Or I have not understood something🙂
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