Loop section
Sync
- Turns on/off synchronization with the host application. When off, the delay time is set by a
Delay
knob, other-
wise it’s set using the two LED displays (
Delay L
and
Delay R
):
•
Delay
- Sets the delay time in
milliseconds
. This control works only when
Sync
is turned off (non-tempo synchro-
nized delay).
•
Delay L
/
Delay R
- Sets the delay by note values (relative duration), when in tempo synchronization mode (
Sync
turned on). We can set these values separately for
left
and
right
channels:
The tempo-based delay time panel
There are separate LED displays for both
left
and
right
channels (
L
,
R
). The numbers on the top are numerators; on
the bottom - denominators. The entire fraction represents a note value, which is a delay time between the taps.
The denominator is a rhythmic scale (e.g. 16 means it’s a 16th note), the numerator is a multiplier; for example,
3/16 is a duration time of three 16th notes:
A 3/16th delay time diagram
•
Join
- Links both
Delay L
and
Delay R
controls.
•
Full
/
Dot
/
Tri
- Lets you select between three rhythmical modifiers according to each LED (for
left
and
right
channel independently):
•
Full
- Full note,
•
Dot
- Dotted note,
•
Tri
- Triplet note.
Example
: On the
left
channel, we set a delay value of
5/16
; on the
right
channel, of
3/16
. Additionally for the
right
channel, we select a
Dot
modifier. These are the resultant delays:
Delay – Example diagram
The function of the remaining parameters is as follows:
Spread
- Sets a linear (additional) delay between the
left
and
right
channel. Therefore, if:
•
Sync
is
Off
- When the
Delay
effect is not synchronized with a host application, the maximum delay between
the
left
and
right
channels is 50% of the
Delay
time knob value.
•
Sync
is
On
- When the
Delay
effect is synchronized with a host application, the maximum delay between
left
and
right
channels is 50% of the rhythmical value set in
Delay L
.
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