Tapographic Delay

A multi-tap delay played in real time, designed by Matthias Puech and 4ms Company: a velocity-sensitive sensor taps in the rhythm the repetitions follow, up to 32 taps, each with its own time, level, filter and panning.

Key features

• Velocity-sensitive force sensor to tap delay patterns (tapographies), with ADD, OFF and INS modes for new taps
• Up to 32 taps, each with its low-pass or resonant band-pass filter and its panning
• Two feedback paths (Repeat toggle and Feedback knob); morphing between tapographies, 24 slots in 4 banks, a sequencer
• External clock sync, Gate Out playing the current rhythm; up to 174 seconds of delay
• Mono in, stereo out; 16 bit / 48 kHz, 32 bit floating point inside