Boss DD-8 - Characteristics of Each Mode; Basic Delay Modes; Advanced Delay Modes; Loop Functionality

Panel Descriptions
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Characteristics of each mode
MODE knob Explanation Delay time
STANDARD Clear digital delay. 20–800 ms
ANALOG Mild analog delay. 20–800 ms
TAPE Sound with the modulation that is distinctive of a tape echo unit. 20–800 ms
WARM Mild digital delay. 20–800 ms
REVERSE Delay played backward. 300–5000 ms
+RV Delay with reverb. 20–800 ms
SHIM Delay with pitch-shifted sound added. 200–800 ms
MOD Digital delay with modulation. 20–800 ms
WARP Creates a dreamlike sound. 20–800 ms
GLT Creates a machine-gun-like sound. 10–400 ms
LOOP
Records your performance, and repeatedly plays it back.
For more information, refer to “Using the LOOP (Overdubbing) Function” (p. 13).
40
sec. *1
*1: In LOOP mode, the maximum recording time is 20 seconds for stereo input or 40 seconds for mono input.
* If you specify the long delay output setting, the delay time is doubled. For details, refer to “Setting the Output Method” (p. 15).