how do i add highs to the repeats of the rebote?

[ppatchmods]

is there a resistor i can tweek and get more highs out of the rebote repeats? thanks

[TheNixon]

Hi,

Instead of circuit around IC2a (regarding schematics http://www.tonepad.com/getFile.asp?id=50) you can use an active baxandall circuit to EQ whole sound or put it before WET potentiometer to EQ repeats. Active baxandall: http://sound.westhost.com/dwopa2.htm

best regards

[ppatchmods]

i don't really want to add another knob and circuit. can i tweek the input/output cap at all? i want to put it on a toggle. thanks

[blanik]

i don't know how to do what you want but you might have a look at the Rebote 2 circuit, i believe it has more highs to the repeats (but it's also a bit noisier)...

if you want more highs because the repeats don't come out well in a live setting (i had this problem with the stock circuit) i can suggest to change the 33k resistor right above the TL072 (from Tonepad's layout), lower the 33k to 18k or 22k it will make the repeats louder than the stock version (at max "level" setting the repeats will be louder than the dry signal) that way you can make the effect come out better while keeping it's darker "analog" sound

[ppatchmods]

i have an old ibanez sound tank dl-5 delay. it is very chirpy and i understand it is bbd so i will never get that sound out of the rebote. i added a hi-cut switch to it and it is a very nice option. just looking for the same deal but in reverse.

[JKowalski]

These highlighted capacitors are all parts of filters which roll off high frequencies. In all the rebote circuits the roll off seems to start at around 1.5 khz so that would kill some of the highs, decrease the values of one, a few, or all of these capacitors to push the roll off to a higher frequency.  Some will have more effect then others.

[ppatchmods]

awesome! thanks

[bent]

that's a good topic for the rebote delay!

thank's for starting it !

[Tomker]

Mr. Kowalski,
thank you very much for your explanation on Rebote pitch mod.
Do you have try this? what is your suggestion for cap values.. (and for all of them?)
Is the modification will create other unexpected impact (such as  reduction of amount of feedback)
Thanks and i'm looking forward for your assistance.

Best Regards,
Tommy

[cpm]

less filter = more noise