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The Type knob selects from a variety of delay types and delay time ranges. As
the types are changed, default settings for all controls except Level will be loaded.
0.5 Second Digital delay. Time knob range of 15 to 500 milliseconds.
2 Seconds Digital delay. Time knob range of 0.5 seconds to 2 seconds.
4 Seconds Digital delay. Time knob range of 2 seconds to 4 seconds.
8 Seconds Digital delay. Time knob range of 4 seconds to 8 seconds.
Analog Modeled after a vintage bucket brigade analog delay circuit.
Time knob range* is 35 millseconds to 1 sec.
Modulated Delay with chorused repeats. Time knob range* is 100 ms-1 sec.
Reverse A delay where the repeats are played backwards. Time knob
range is 500 milliseconds to 4 seconds.
Slapback 50 to 150 milliseconds; uses the Tape Delay algorithm.
Lo Fi A low-fidelity delay that has limited bandwidth and reduced
bit-depth to approximate the effects of low sample rate and
8-bit signal processing used in vintage digital delays. Time knob
range* is 100 millseconds to 1 second.
Tape Modeled after a classic tube tape echo. Time knob range* is
100 millseconds to 1 second.
Pong Based on the Digital Delay, this delay alternates repeats
between the left and right outputs. Time knob range* is
500 millseconds to 2 seconds. NOTE: When both inputs are
connected (stereo in), only the left input is processed through
the delay. The dry path does maintain stereo separation.
The JamMan
®
Delay’s delay has a Tempo footswitch that can be used for
setting the delay time by tapping in the rhythm. Simply press the footswitch
in time with the music to adjust the delay time. Tempo works in conjunction
with the Multiplier button so you can tap in quarter notes but get variations
on the delay time depending on which Multiplier is selected.
* With MULTIPLIER at quarter note setting..
Delay Types and Parameters
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