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[Notes]
(c) JJClark 2002
Shows how to implement a
long echo using
subsampling and interleaving.
Only good for low frequency sounds (< 200 Hz)
You could get higher sampling rates by using a
higher frequency oscillator, but it becomes
difficult to ensure the proper sampling of
the input and the feedback from the delaylines.

You need to turn the sample_sync switch
at the start to make sure the sample pulse
lfos are synced together.

This has a delay of about half a second.
The actual delay time depends in a complicated
way on the
relative ratios between the delayline delay time, 
the sample pulse widths, and the sample period.
It is difficult to adjust the echo time, I am
afraid. Possible, but difficult. You need to
play with the delayline delay times and the sample
lfo rates.
Most settings do not give good results.

Some useful settings:

Delayline Delay time   Total Delay
-------------------------------------------------------
2.65                            108 msec
2.60                            176 msec
2.58                            258 msec
2.56                            490 msec
1.31                            45 msec
1.29                            78 msec



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