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Delay Controls
Level Knob15.
The Level knob controls the delay effect’s output level. Turn this knob
clockwise to increase the output level, and counter-clockwise to
decrease the output level.
When Reverse Delay is selected, the Level knob behaves like a wet/
dry mix control. When the knob is turned fully clockwise, only delayed
signal (no dry signal) is heard. Any other position will give you a mix of
the dry and wet (delayed) signals
Time Knob16.
Controls the amount of delay time specified by the range selected with
the Type knob. The knob’s minimum position is the shortest delay time
for the given range. The knob’s maximum position is the longest delay
time for the given range (see page 26 for exact ranges). You can increase
the delay time by tapping in a longer time using the Delay Tempo
footswitch (see page 30).
Multiplier Button and LEDS17.
The tempo multiplier allows you to change the current time pattern
repeat rate by a fixed multiple or sub-multiple of the delay time. The
tempo multiplier also makes it easier to create off-beat delay patterns.
For example, by using the dotted eighth note setting with a single delay,
you can play on eighth note boundaries and get delays played back in
between your own notes.
When Delay Tempo Sync is enabled, a 6th Multiplier can be accessed (all
Multiplier LEDs lit). In this state, the delay time will try and match the
length of the loop phrase up to 16 seconds. If the loop phrase is longer
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