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GLOBAL
PARAMETERS
The bypass state and tap tempo (if enabled) are stored when you power off but
are not stored for each effect.
Tap tempo is a global setting, which becomes relevant when an echo is
programmed in multiple effect slots and tap tempo is selected on these effect
slots. When tap tempo is changed for one effect, other effect slots inherit the new
tap tempo. You can, however, have different tap divides (set by the Time knob).
This behavior is by-design and allows one to change effects mid-session without
losing tempo. Likewise, if you disable tap tempo on one effect (by holding down
the footswitch for at least one second), it will be disabled globally.
If you want an effect slot to maintain a pre-set tempo, then configure the effect
slot’s Second Switch Function to None and use the knob to set the delay time. The
Second Switch Functions are set independently for each effect slot, so you can
have one echo that uses tap tempo and another that uses the Time knob only.
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