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2. VIBROLAY
A spatial vintage style delay with triangle 
wave vibrato added to the trails. Try quick 
notes or chords combined with held notes.  
Use the Rate and Amount knobs to add 
different flavor and feel.
4. SQUARE ROOT
Prepare for octave action with this 
awesome square wave mod. Each note 
will rhythmically jump up and down a full 
octave for percussive bliss. Assign Tap 
Tempo to the LFO Rate and stomp away. 
Note: If the pitch change is not quite an octave 
you might need to fine tune these settings slightly.
 
3. STAIR STEPPER
This Ramp modulated preset will have notes 
working their way through the roof. Play a 
note and let the delay do the rest. 
Use the Short/Long switch for even more 
musical mangling.
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A NOTE ABOUT TAP TEMPO
The TAP TEMPO switch on your Analog Delay can be used to control either 
the DELAY TIME or the LFO RATE. To set a tempo, simply tap the switch 
at the desired tempo, in quarter notes. After the third tap the MF-104M will 
start calculating the tempo and keep the average tempo as you continue 
to tap. To start over, wait five seconds and then press the TEMPO switch 
three times to set a new tempo. To revert to using the front panel control, 
turn either the TIME knob or LFO RATE knob (depending on which tempo 
you are setting).
•Pressing and holding the TAP TEMPO control for at least one second 
toggles the Tap Tempo function between the LFO RATE and DELAY TIME.
•The LED indicator for the function being controlled by Tap Tempo will 
flash green and flash in sync with the chosen tempo.  
SOME HELPFUL TIPS
•You can use the DRIVE control to create some warm analog distortion of 
the input if you so choose.
•By using the  TAP TEMPO  control to tap very slowly or very quickly, you 
can set “illegal” tempos that go outside of the designed ranges of the LFO 
and BBD. Doing so creates aliasing artifacts that can sound like ring modu-
lation.  It isn’t pretty but it can sound very cool. Please use judiciously.