Strymon Deco - Slapback and Tape Echo audio examples

Deco - Tape Saturation and Doubletracker Learn more here: http://strymon.net/deco 0:07 - It's Alright ** 0:33 - Strolling ** 1:23 - Calling * 2:09 - Been Workin' ** 2:32 - Swamp Echo ** 3:06 - Landscape ** 3:46 - Sun * 4:08 - Staccato Space * 4:28 - Stereo Images * 4:57 - Air Between * We used two setups for this video. Here are the signal paths we used: Deco » two Damage Control tube preamps (stereo) ** Deco » Tone King Imperial amp » Shure SM57 mic (mono) Go back to the early days of recording studios, where a few creative audio engineers discovered a new world of augmented sound by pushing the limits of studio tape machines. By inventing automatic doubletracking, they introduced echo, flanging, and chorus to the world of recorded music. Intensify and widen your sound with Deco's Doubletracker controls. Turn the Lag Time to obtain classic slapback tape echo, spacious doubletrack chorusing, and mind-bending tape flanging. Add random modulation with the Wobble control and go from very subtle movement to more extreme undulations—just like having a recording engineer vary the speed of the machine. ====== Audio examples by Mason Stoops (  / masonstoops  , State Shirt (   / stateshirt  , Strymon sound designer Pete Celi, and friend of Strymon Dan Cohen.