Multi
SpaceTime
SpaceTime is a multi-effects Algorithm combining Modulation, two Delays, and Reverb into one, easy to
use effect. Modulation is most similar to a chorus and is the first effect in the signal path. The Delays are
based on Eventide’s Vintage Delay Algorithm from the TimeFactor pedal and the Reverb section draws
from both the Plate Algorithm in Eventide’s SPACE pedal, as well as Eventide’s ULTRA REVERB Native
Plug-in. Unique to SpaceTime is the ability to route the Delays and Reverb in series or parallel after
Modulation, further adding to its versatility and creative applications.
Mix: Controls overall Algorithm wet/dry balance. 100% is all wet signal.
Mod Amt: Adds Modulation to entire signal path. Modulation depth also increases as you go from 0
to 100.
Mod Rate: Adjusts the speed of the LFO controlling the Modulation section of SpaceTime.
Continuously adjustable from 0.05Hz to 12.50Hz.
Verb Lvl: Adjust the output level of the Reverb and routes the Reverb in Series after the Delays or
Parallel with the Delays. The first half of the knob adjusts Series Reverb level from 0 to 100 while
the second half of the knob switches to Parallel routing and adjusts Reverb level from 0 to 100.
Percussive playing coupled with long Delay times and short Reverb Decay times will showcase
parallel routing.
Decay: Sets the decay length of the Reverb in seconds or Note Divisions when with Tempo Sync
ON.
Color: Changes the Reverb character from small and dense (set to 0) to large and spacious (set to
100).
Delay Lvl: Controls the amount of both Delays in the signal path. Can also be used to set the dry to
wet blend of delayed signal sent to the Reverb in the series path. With DLY LVL set less than 50, dry
signal and Delayed signal are both sent to the Reverb section. After 50, DLY LVL reduces the dry
signal sent to the Reverb allowing only the delay repeats to have Reverb when the control reaches
100.
Delay A: Sets the Delay time for Delay A from 0 to 2500 ms when TEMPO Sync is OFF. With
TEMPO Sync ON, Delay is sync’ed to the Tempo BPM and is adjusted in note division increments
from No Delay to a Whole Note in the most common note divisions.
Delay B: See description for Delay A
Feedback: Adjusts the amount of feedback for both delays and contains two feedback types (F1 and
F2). F1 links both delay times to create a rhythmic, repeating pattern where the longer delay sets
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