Dreadbox Nymphes Synthesizer Meets Eventide Rose Analog Delay Sound Demo, A Sonic Match?

[@Sinevibes]

Beautiful demo! We love it.

[@synthanatomy]

thanks Sinevibes :)

[@hudahekizzy8402]

I love this sound. Never filmed brooding 80's sci-fi scenes flowing through my head.

[@kirabarsmith9353]

They sound great together, nice demo. Nymphes is a cool poly, I'm waiting to hear the Abyss II poly to see how they compare. I forgot about the Eventide Rose, sounds nice in this demo, is it a delay you would recommend, Tom?

[@synthanatomy]

thanks for watching Kira. Difficult to say as most analog delays are mono and not stereo. I prefer to work with stereo delays because you have more sonic options there. Unfortunately are stereo analog delays pretty rare. The Eventide Rose is a feature rich and nice sounding delay pedal. It can also sound very quirky and unusual. However the operation is a bit cumbersome due of multiple layers but there is an editor, uff. And the price is not that amazing ($350 puuh, that's a lot of a mono delay). Hope this helps a bit :)

[@jansonrawlings8169]

Editing it is easy from the unit itself and it sounds incredible. Definitely worth it! If you need stereo just record 2 passes with slightly different settings and pan left/right

[@xisotopex]

how does this synth compare to the deepmind?

[@mtfmtf8350]

Brilliant!

[@joco9958]

the delay itself is digital, the filter + mix + feedback is analog (that's why they use terms like "the vibe of a bucket brigade" and "bucket brigade reimagined") :), not that I care, it still sounds great

[@godot5082]

Colourwise they fit very well. For polys I prefer reverbs, chorus s.o

[@HOLODECK-MUSIC-PROJECT]

Dark melancholically- but nice team

[@synthanatomy]

thanks for your input :)

[@saitobishop2520]

the nymphes sound is better without this pedals... really bad.