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EF X3 Erase Head Mod "NOT SO" Deep Dive - See notes in description

Note: I think I missed the mark on my deep dive . I feel like I didn't do a deep enough dive into the Erase Head off Mod, and missed a lot of things. Like testing if the tape loop indefinitely if I turn the line in down after recording the loop. I'm leaving this video up for now while I work on revising my deep dive. A replacement deep dive will come, but not for a while. Support me on Bandcamp: https://nazcanaut.bandcamp.com Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/4Oj8RK... Apple Music:   / the-nightside-assembly   Tidal: https://tidal.com/browse/album/166774379 See our official YouTube page here: ‪@nazcanaut‬ 00:15 Erase Head Mod Description 04:50 Tape Loop at Fasted Speed 05:35 Subsequent Loops Get Quieter 06:33 Tape Loop at Slowest Speed 07:33 Analogue Variation 09:54 Shut Down Motor While Recording 11:43 Turn on Motor While Recording 13:18 Overdub Jam Video description: I wanted to do a deep dive on the Erase Head mod on the EF-X3. As noted in this video, the Erase Head mod does not come standard on the EF-X3. The mod is installed by the Echo Fix team in Australia. The Erase Head Mod allows you to turn off the erase head which puts it in overdub looping mode. It loops at around 9 seconds at the fastest speed and around 35 seconds at the slowest speed. At that point the unit continues to record and overdub new sounds over old sounds. Because the record head is always recording, each loop becomes a bit quieter on each pass. Turning up the feedback can keep the loop level the same, or much louder on each pass, but it also is stacking delay over delay on each loop. Gear used: Echo Fix EF-X3 Motu Ultralite MK5 Bitwig Studio I hope you enjoyed this video! Thanks for watching! Please like, subscribe, and comment below. Any, and all feedback is welcome. Let me know what you'd like to see/hear next.