Fender Cyber-Twin, Instruction Manual

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Description
The most basic digital delay effect. Use this when you want a
straightforward, single-tap delay.
Adjustable parameters
Delay Out Level. Adjusts the wet/dry signal ratio. Select between 1.0
for 0% wet (no effect) and 10.0 for a 50% mix.
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Delay Time (ms). Range: 30 to 1450 milliseconds. Adjusts the time
interval between the delayed repeats. The increment of change gradu-
ally increases from 1 millisecond at the shortest delay time to 10 milli-
seconds at the longest delay time. Remember that the TAP button can
always be used to key in delay times by feel.
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Delay Feedback. Adjusts the number of delay repeats. Select
between 1.0 for a single delay repeat and 10.0 for many repeats.
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Delay Brightness. Adjusts the amount of high frequencies that are
removed each time the delay is repeated. Select between 1.0 to make
each subsequent repeat darker and 10.0 to allow the high frequencies
to repeat. Use this control to simulate the high-frequency absorption of
acoustically dull rooms or analog echo units. Note that because this
control removes highs from the signal, that it will also affect the number
of delayed repeats.
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Delay In Level. Adjusts the input level to the delay effect. Mono Delay
is the only effect with this control. By attaching this control to a pedal,
you can swell the input to the delay, and allow the repeats to ring out,
even when you turn the control to the minimum setting.
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To use MIDI continuous
controller messages to instantly
change the delay time, set Delay
Time Change to the Step setting.
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Delay Time Change - Select Ramp or Step to change the way the
effect responds to changes in the Delay Time parameter. With the
Ramp setting, the delay time change will be gradual with an analog
sounding pitch warble until the delay time stabilizes. With the Step set-
ting, the delay time change will be instant with a “digital zip” sound
audible for a moment.