Fade to Grey?

[Microtone]

Thanks again. I think serato needs to step it up a notch or two for controlerist. I'm about to switch to traktor.

[mostapha]

Traktor won't get you fade to grey either. The issue is that it uses Ableton's Ping Pong Delay……I'm not sure SSL has anything similar. I don't have my SL1 with me, so I don't think I can check on it's effects, but the right chain (without a PP Delay) is LPF -> HPF -> beat-sync'd delay -> an auto-pan with the pan time set the same as the delay time, which IIRC, was about 3/8 of a beat. The knob should lower the LPF cutoff and raise the HPF cutoff so they cross and end up passing silence, while turning up dry/wet on the delay from 0% to 100% and raising the feedback from 0 to about 25 or 30% …ish (give or take, IIRC) and turn the auto-pan 100% dry to 100% wet.

I couldn't exactly duplicate it in Traktor, but it would take 3 FX units to do it (one in chained, two in detailed).

I'm not sure if SSL can do it at all.

[Microtone]

Traktor won't get you fade to grey either. The issue is that it uses Ableton's Ping Pong Delay……I'm not sure SSL has anything similar. I don't have my SL1 with me, so I don't think I can check on it's effects, but the right chain (without a PP Delay) is LPF -> HPF -> beat-sync'd delay -> an auto-pan with the pan time set the same as the delay time, which IIRC, was about 3/8 of a beat. The knob should lower the LPF cutoff and raise the HPF cutoff so they cross and end up passing silence, while turning up dry/wet on the delay from 0% to 100% and raising the feedback from 0 to about 25 or 30% …ish (give or take, IIRC) and turn the auto-pan 100% dry to 100% wet.

I couldn't exactly duplicate it in Traktor, but it would take 3 FX units to do it (one in chained, two in detailed).

I'm not sure if SSL can do it at all.

That seems about right. The best I could do with Serato was combine Lpf with hpf and delay and then manually use the loop roll effect. seems to work allright, but not exact.

[MisterMoleyMole]

Traktor won't get you fade to grey either. The issue is that it uses Ableton's Ping Pong Delay……I'm not sure SSL has anything similar. I don't have my SL1 with me, so I don't think I can check on it's effects, but the right chain (without a PP Delay) is LPF -> HPF -> beat-sync'd delay -> an auto-pan with the pan time set the same as the delay time, which IIRC, was about 3/8 of a beat. The knob should lower the LPF cutoff and raise the HPF cutoff so they cross and end up passing silence, while turning up dry/wet on the delay from 0% to 100% and raising the feedback from 0 to about 25 or 30% …ish (give or take, IIRC) and turn the auto-pan 100% dry to 100% wet.

I couldn't exactly duplicate it in Traktor, but it would take 3 FX units to do it (one in chained, two in detailed).

I'm not sure if SSL can do it at all.

I thought we nailed it from what I remember, but it was a while ago.