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General| Brand | Kinotone |
|---|---|
| Model | ribbons |
| Category | Computer Hardware |
| Language | English |
Explains Ribbons as a build-your-own tape machine with control over sonic range and features.
Provides links to the online manual, community forum, and direct support email.
Details the knobs, buttons, LEDs, and footswitches for operating the Ribbons pedal.
Describes the various input and output jacks for connecting audio and control signals.
Explains the four pages of tape effects and how to navigate between them using the push button.
Details how page LEDs and knob movements provide visual feedback on settings.
Explains the 'relative way' controls work when switching between effect pages.
Details the Mix, Low-Pass, High-Pass filters, and Compression/Tape Saturation parameters.
Covers parameters for emulating tape pitch variations: Wow Depth, Wow Frequency, Flutter Depth, Flutter Frequency.
Explains tape imperfections like Dropouts, Crinkle, and Noise parameters.
Details Reverb Mix/Placement, Reverb Decay, and introduces the concept of Touch Modes.
Instructions on how to enter the Presets Menu and load the eight available factory presets.
Explains how to engage and change between different Touch Modes using the footswitch and button.
Describes the granular micro-looper, its rate, and playback controls.
Explains how to slow down and bend pitch with controls for stop and catch-up times.
Details parameters for adding random tape modulation, depth, and chaos to the signal.
Covers capturing and subdividing loops for rhythmic or glitchy effects.
Explains sample rate reduction and bit depth reduction for lo-fi emulation.
Describes looping capabilities for creating experimental sound transformations over time.
Instructions to enter Looper Mode, control tracks, and the function of the Bypass LED.
Details methods for recording loops, overdubbing, and managing multiple tracks.
Procedures for clearing individual tracks or all tracks from the looper.
How the speed knob affects loop playback, pitch, and duration.
Using the direction knob to reverse playback and manage overdubbed audio.
Adjusting the output volume for each individual looper track.
Options for quantizing speed changes to create more musical pitch variations.
How to modify tape effects while loops are actively playing back.
Configuration of stereo/mono input and output modes for the pedal.
Selection between True Bypass, Buffered Bypass, and Buffered Bypass with Trails.
Steps for restoring presets and default mixing and bypass settings to the unit.
Information on obtaining and installing the latest firmware for the device.
How to control parameters using MIDI, CV, and expression pedals.
Information on where to find the latest documentation and community discussions.
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