Trond Lossius

I have an MSP audio signal that I put through tapin~/tapout~, and I use an audio-rate LFO to control the delay in tapout~. This serves to introduce a slight pitch drft or chorus effect.

Now I want to apply a second delay to the processed signal. The purpose of this delay is to rectify the drift in pitch introduced by the first one, basically undoing the (slight) pitch alterations that the first chorus introduce.

I've tried diffferent approaches to this for the last two days without succeeding. is this at all possible to accomplish?

delay-to-control-a-previous-deley

yeah, that should be possible to do, I think. If we line two choruses up, and sync the modulation to each other, only invert one of them, that'd be enough, I reckon? Perhaps the modulation depth in the second one needs to be deeper. My rationale is, if you pitch something down by 10%, to then pitch it back up needs an 11.1111% increase.

Try posting your patch so far here, then we can hack at it.

I'm curious, what's your intended goal here? To hear the artifacts created in the process? If any I'd imagine it's a downsampling of sorts?

delay to control a previous deley