TDP
TDP stands for Time Domain Processor and it is inspired by the super rare Buchla module, the "Time Domain Processor Model 288".
Besides the „looping” section, it has almost all the features the original had (obviously, with some extra ones and with omitting the non relevant ones).
- 8 stages / 8 taps, with 20 to 160 millisec. delay times
- individual volume control for each tap
- individual feedback control for each tap
- individual pan control for each tap
- time multiplier control
- mix (dry-wet) control
- mode control (switches between a clean and a vintage (FIR coloured) sound)
- 16 bit or 14 bit switch (the original idea was to have 16, 14, 12, 8 and even 4 bit, yet, it was really-really noisy below 14 bit ... noisy in a rather „unpleasant” way)
- ramp time control (for even more crazy pitch jumps during delay time changes)
- low cut
- input and output gain controls
