How the Bouncing Ball Delay Works
Rather than a standard evenly spaced echo, KorgDispersion places its taps according to a non-linear formula. The developer describes the result as a series of repetitions that behave like bounces of a dropped ball, starting dense and spreading apart or the reverse depending on the version you choose.
Because each round of bounces is fitted to a tempo fraction, the repeats stay rhythmically precise. This makes the effect useful when you want delay movement that still feels locked to the groove rather than floating free.






