Benson Florist Dynamic Modulator - Yellow Edition

+ Non-Human Audio A collaboration between Benson Amps and Non Human Audio.     While the Florist starts with the core idea of the Slow Loris, it is something else entirely and is not a revision or modification of the original. For instance, the delay range on the Florist is way faster than the original. The signal path was also redesigned for higher fidelity, and uses a compressor type detector circuit for controlling the delay speed. A second delay channel was added, using its own different detector to try to achieve some through-zero flanging and tri-chorus sounds. The two wet signals and the dry signal have independent volume control (DRY, WET A, and WET B) to blend the signals together. The two wet signals have independent intensity controls (INTENSITY A and INTENSITY B) corresponding to the respective volume controls. Finally, a latching footswitch was added with a feature called GHOSTS which creates feedback right on the verge of oscillation in both of the delay lines, leading to some very odd sounds. The result is a versatile effects box that yields both borderline conventional sounds (it can sound great as a chorus or slapback) and a vast array of weirder sounds that defy categories... flanging, modulated reverb, notes flying everywhere in unpredictable ways, swirling high frequency sighs etc. It’s so weird and unique that it creates a scene whenever people try it out for the first time.