Superdelay- how's the self oscillation?

It can self oscilate and do some cool stuff, but like every digital delay I've ever tried (and keep in mind that this one has replaced every analog and digital delay I've ever tried), it cannot capture the blurring into a tone in itself like most analog delays when they oscilate.

 

Not good.

 

if you can even get it to oscillate, it's not good.
it's probably one of the last pedals that I would buy for oscillation.
get a good analog delay for that stuff.

 

I'm fine with the Superdelay's oscillation... The switchable filter (hpf/lpf) has a lot of effect when you're doing runaway feedback, but all in all, it's one of the more usable "twistable" digital delays I've had.

 

Beside that the empress is one of my all time favourite delays out there, the oscillation and 2 togglestages for filter + modulation instead of knob are the only concerns so far…

 

The last post was an hour and a half ago, why are you bumping?

 

I tried this again last night and couldn't get it to oscillate.
The superdelay just automatically adjusts to the new time/algorithm.. so even at it's longest time, mine wouldn't oscillate...it just played infinitely.

 

It's either the setting you are on or an issue with your unit. You should be able to get it to oscillate if you have the feedback control at max in most of the settings.

 

My band has a song where I twist runaway feedback at the end of the tune for exactly the "UFO landing" sound you are talking about. The Superdelay performs admirably, and we play the song live regularly. I've never been unhappy with the way this pedal does that effect.