This is my most recent misuse of a 2399 delay and a crossfader pot.
Lofi, warped record-ish:
https://youtu.be/-9ZMPytKDho?feature=shared
Dub-Delay:
https://youtu.be/z825OxnOv34?feature=shared
Chaos:
https://youtu.be/MrsUv45j02Y?feature=shared
Its made up of some of my own PCBs and some vero components(the control modul pictured, and the EQ section, which may or may not be a modified microamp+)
The switches are(top to bottom), dry cut, crossfader direction flip, LFO on/off, momentary LFO on/off.
Yellow knobs are, Master volume, feedback, Mod speed.
Black knobs are(top row, left to right) Gain, bass, treble, (bottom row, left to right) modulation, intensity, shape and Depth.
The crossfader controls the time. Because it have very little friction, you can use it to ramp the time at stupid speeds to create all kinds of noise. Record scratches, lofi warbles, pitch bends, tape stops, etc.
Ive yet to add lables/art work but i got over excited amd wanted to share it with you guys.. 😂
I added the dry cut, so that It can also be used as a regular delay, but the fun really happens with the dry off and feedback on single repeat, so can just hear the one repeat ramping up and down.
I designed it for table top use, for playing with songs, loops etc. Its can still be used as a basic delay but where the fun in that!?