MimeoPlexus - Adventures in Time, Space and Spacetime.

Welcome to episode 02 of my Plexiphon exploration. I must admit I’ve been a bit underwhelmed by it because I was hoping for more like a network behavior where sounds from the past could suddenly return into its input. Kind of like Mimeophon’s long repeat that remembers almost a minute. It became more and more clear that Plexiphon is indeed an Erbe-Verb V2. Even the CV out is ultimately intended to ‘push back’ the infinite wash so it can be controlled. I guess it’s now a stereo space folder, and once you accept that, it’s quite a cool and creative reverb. But that’s not why I run this channel. People who got themselves a Plexiphon most certainly also have a Mimeophon. And if not, one should at least consider adding one, so one can build yourself a Mimeoplexus. This basically answers my question why there isn’t a bit more ‘plexus’ in the Plexiphon. It’s because Mimeophon already took care if it a long time ago. In this patch, I’ll use a mono source. In this case, I’ll pick Plonk again so it’s easier to follow what happens to a single mono modal ‘plonk’. MP’s left output goes to left PP input. MP’s right output goes to case out. And then: the loop: PP’s left output returns to MP’s right input. PP’s right output goes to case out. So the combo pans a bit hard L/R, but the reverb runs through a feedback path. PP can now ‘save itself’ in MP’s long buffer and it can receive its own output many seconds later. Meanwhile, MP can change the delay times, direction, skew, colors, etc. We can’t just fold space, we can fold time too, and make it run backwards. Now be honest, when was the last time you could creatively mess with relativity?