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Press and hold the ARM / ALL switch to activate the Loop Aging Menu. The digit will show “A” and
“-” indicating that Loop Aging is currently turned off. Turn the rotary encoder to select the desired
Loop Aging value.
“-” shows that Loop Aging is turned off. Digits (0−9) represent variable feedback decay. The lower
the number, the faster the loop decays. For example a “0” means no feedback, so an overdub
disappears after one playback cycle.
Like everything else on the Infinity 3, Loop Aging happens in real time, so you can turn Loop Aging
on and off (or adjust it with an expression pedal) as much as you want throughout the course of a
single loop cycle.
You can enter the Loop Aging menu at any time, even during playback. Loop Aging settings will be
saved when you save your preset.
Loop Aging only takes place when you are in an Overdub state, and only applies to the armed loop.
When you are in normal playback, the loop does not decay.
Undo works as expected, allowing you to Undo or Redo any Loop Aging that you let happen during an
overdub, no matter how many times you let the loop cycle.
Varispeed allows you to change the pitch (and speed) of your looped audio by altering the recording
and playback sample rate. This change can be made in real time using an expression pedal, remote
switch, or MIDI. Further details are provided in the Remote Switch, Expression Pedal and MIDI
sections respectively.
There are many ways to change the sample rate on the Infinity 3. Some of them are best thought of
as sample rate changes, while others are best thought of as pitch changes. All of them change both
the pitch and length of recorded material.
You can change the sample rate by pressing and holding the SAMPLE / RATE button. This will allow
you to change the sample rate in semitones by turning the rotary encoder.
The Pigtronix Universal Remote Switch can change the sample rate by a predefined musical interval.
Push and hold down the Reverse switch on the remote switch for two seconds to allow Remote Switch
control of Varispeed. The remote switch will now allow you to change the sample rate up and down.
To resume normal remote switch operation, push and hold the reverse switch for two seconds again.
The sample rate can be set anywhere between 48 kHz to 12 kHz. As the sample rate is increased
or decreased, both the pitch and length of the recorded audio changes. The sample rate is a global
parameter and affects both loops simultaneously. By default, Reverse halves the sample rate (octave
down) and Undo doubles it (octave up).
Loop Aging
Varispeed