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DIG

- dual digital delay

Favorite Switch Setup and Compare Mode

(cont�)

Compare Mode

With the Favorite or MIDI preset recalled, as a knob or switch is ad-
justed, both LEDs flash

GREEN

when the current knob or toggle switch

position matches the setting of the preset�

NOTE: Along with the knobs and toggle switches on the face of the pedal,

all Live Edit settings and DIG’s bypass state are stored with the Favorite and

MIDI presets� Power Up modes are not stored with the presets�

NOTE: Saving presets works differently when using MIDI� (See

for

details�)

NOTE: The Favorite setting is stored at MIDI program change location 0�

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Summary of Contents for DIG

Page 1: ...USER MANUAL...

Page 2: ...n Pedal Setup 22 Favorite Switch Setup and Compare Mode 23 Tap Mode 25 Configuring MultiSwitch Plus 26 Using MultiSwitch Plus 27 Saving DIG Presets with MultiSwitch Plus 27 MIDI Functionality 28 Confi...

Page 3: ...d eighth or dotted quarter TONE Sets the feedback filter response Turn counter clockwise for high cut and clock wise for low cut 12 o clock provides a flat response TAP Tapping the footswitch sets the...

Page 4: ...gages and bypasses the effect RED LED on indicates that the effect is engaged Bypass mode is true bypass by default See page 18 for details TYPE Changes the digital delay character 24 96 modern clean...

Page 5: ...ignal such as a guitar Output is stereo Use OUT L for mono connection STEREO Use with a stereo input signal Output is stereo IN High impedance ultra low noise discrete Class A JFET preamp input Use a...

Page 6: ...as for perform ing firmware updates EXP MIDI Multifunction communication jack for external control of DIG s features and functions Can be set to operate in one of the following modes See Configuring...

Page 7: ...ia the MIX and MIX 2 knobs Optionally you can adjust the dry signal level manually 1 Press and hold the ON footswitch to enter Live Edit mode Once both LEDs flash release the footswitch 2 Turn the MIX...

Page 8: ...Mix BLUE default for the amount of dry wet bal ance to be adjusted using the MIX and MIX 2 knobs 3 Press the ON footswitch to exit and store your Dry Level setting NOTE The Dry Level setting is saved...

Page 9: ...to choose the desired dual delay con figuration The ON LED color indicates your selection Turn to the left for Series configuration GREEN default Turn to the center for Ping Pong configuration AMBER T...

Page 10: ...ng two single delay pedals in succession on your pedalboard A mono input feeds both left and right channels Ping Pong In Ping Pong mode the delays are configured in a series ping pong structure Ping P...

Page 11: ...do not interact with each other but produce their outputs side by side Parallel configuration diagram In stereo Delay 1 outputs to the left channel and Delay 2 outputs to the right channel When the ri...

Page 12: ...2 SYNC FREE MODE knob to select the mode Both LEDs will light to indicate your selection Turn counter clockwise to engage Sync Mode GREEN default which enables time sync and subdivisions between Delay...

Page 13: ...ch 2 Turn the TIME DELAY 1 SUBDIVISION knob to set the desired subdi vision value The TAP LED lights to indicate your selection HALF Turn left for Dotted Eighth note GREEN Turn to center for Quarter n...

Page 14: ...switch 2 TurntheREPEATS DELAY2REPEATS knobtosetthedesiredrepeats for Delay 2 Both the TAP and ON LEDs indicate your selection Turn REPEATS from minimum to independently set Delay 2 s number of repeats...

Page 15: ...the current status as you set the switch Set the switch down to 12 bit for Off default both LEDs light RED DIG will not respond to MIDI Clock Set the switch up to 24 96 for On both LEDs light BLUE DIG...

Page 16: ...2 Set the position of the MOD MIDI EXP switch to select whether DIG will respond to MIDI Expression CC 100 Both LEDs will momen tarily change color to indicate the current status as you set the switch...

Page 17: ...Level mode Both LEDs will change color to indicate the current status as you turn the knob Instrument GREEN default Input headroom is set for an in strument level source such as a guitar or a bass Lin...

Page 18: ...ile powering up DIG Once both LEDs flash release the footswitch 2 Turn the MIX BYPASS MODE knob to choose between True Bypass or Buffered Bypass modes The ON LED will change color to indicate the curr...

Page 19: ...tional Spillover is available immediately when bypassing the effect 1 Press and hold the ON footswitch while powering up DIG Once both LEDs flash release the footswitch 2 Turn the TONE SPILLOVER MODE...

Page 20: ...a standard TRS expression pedal See page 22 for details Favorite mode AMBER Allows you to recall a Favorite setting using a Strymon MiniSwitch See page 23 for details Tap mode RED Allows you to set th...

Page 21: ...gital delay Configuring the EXP MIDI Jack cont 3 Press either footswitch to store the EXP MIDI jack mode and begin using DIG NOTE The EXP MIDI jack mode setting persists across power cycles and is not...

Page 22: ...he knob s you would like to control to the desired settings for the HEEL position of the expression pedal Only the TAP LED will turn RED 6 Rock the expression pedal to the TOE position Only the ON LED...

Page 23: ...mode See page 20 for more info 2 Connect an external switch with a TRS cable to the EXP MIDI jack 3 Dial in your desired sound 4 To save your sound as the new Favorite setting press and hold both foo...

Page 24: ...gle switch position matches the setting of the preset NOTE Along with the knobs and toggle switches on the face of the pedal all Live Edit settings and DIG s bypass state are stored with the Favorite...

Page 25: ...for Delay 1 OR 1 Configure the EXP MIDI jack for Tap Mode See page 20 for more info 2 Connect an external switch with a TRS cable to the EXP MIDI jack 3 Tap in a tempo in quarter notes to set the dela...

Page 26: ...ollowing MIDI OUT options both LEDs will show the following indicated colors Send MIDI CC PC and Other Data WHITE Send MIDI CC and Other Data GREEN Send MIDI PC and Other Data PURPLE Send Other Data A...

Page 27: ...1 2 and 3 1 Step on a switch that is not illuminated to recall the corresponding preset 2 Step on an illuminated switch to bypass DIG Saving DIG Presets with MultiSwitch Plus 1 Dial in the sound that...

Page 28: ...Strymon MIDI EXP cable or a MIDI controller interface such as Strymon Conduit with at least one quarter inch output NOTE When using a Strymon MIDI EXP Cable the MIDI OUT mode must be set to Off See pa...

Page 29: ...to Use MIDI cont STEP 1 SET EXP MIDI JACK TO MIDI MODE 1 Press and hold the TAP footswitch while connecting power to the pedal Once both LEDs flash release the footswitch 2 Turn the MIX knob clockwise...

Page 30: ...follows Channel 1 GREEN default Channel 2 AMBER Channel 3 RED Channel 4 16 BLUE set by next received MIDI Program Change message requires 1 4 MIDI connection Once the TAP LED turns BLUE it will blink...

Page 31: ...king is to send CC 102 with a value of 127 when the ON footswitch is off This will enable the ON footswitch if MIDI is properly connected and configured NOTE If you are only sending data to DIG using...

Page 32: ...o MIDI messages are sent out of DIG THRU BLUE Incoming MIDI messages are sent to the MIDI Out without any additional MIDI messages generated by DIG SEND CC PC OTHER WHITE MIDI CC PC and SysEx mes sage...

Page 33: ...ge 2 To save the current state of the pedal to the currently loaded preset location press and hold the TAP footswitch until the LED lights BLUE OR To save the current state of the pedal to any preset...

Page 34: ...3 127 Manual mode knobs NOTE Some MIDI applications and controllers start with MIDI Program Change 1 instead of 0 In these setups increment the MIDI Program Change locations above by one DIG always p...

Page 35: ...fig 0 2 0 series 1 ping pong 2 parallel 23 Dry Level 0 127 0 126 dry level 127 track mix 60 MIDI Expression Off On 0 127 0 off 1 127 on 63 MIDI Clock Off On 0 127 0 off 1 127 on 93 Remote Tap Any 97 C...

Page 36: ...tory default settings 1 Press and hold the ON footswitch while connecting power to the pedal Once both LEDs flash release the footswitch 2 Sweep the TIME 2 knob from 0 100 and back two times Both LEDs...

Page 37: ...Bypass MIDI Channel 1 MIDI Output Mode Off MIDI Clock Sync Off MIDI Expression On Live Edit Secondary Functions DELAY 1 SUBDIVISION 12 o clock Quarter note DRY LEVEL 100 Track MIX SYNC FREE MODE 0 Syn...

Page 38: ...empo with a Strymon MiniSwitch 20ms 1 6s delay range 40ms 3 2s with Half Note Delay 1 Subdivision Ultra low noise high performance A D and D A converters True bypass electromechanical relay switching...

Page 39: ...Switching True Bypass electromechanical relay switching Dimensions 4 5 deep x 4 wide x 1 75 tall Power Adapter Requirements Use an adapter with the following rating 9VDC center negative 300mA minimum...

Page 40: ...pg 40 DIG dual digital delay Appendix 1 Sample Settings...

Page 41: ...ch Plus B MIDI Program Change 1 MultiSwitch Plus A MIDI Program Change 3 MultiSwitch Plus C LIVE EDIT FUNCTIONS DIG provides a way to adjust several parameters that do not have a dedicated knob or swi...

Page 42: ...pg 42 DIG dual digital delay Appendix 2 Power Up Modes Quick Reference...

Page 43: ...h to store your changes and exit power up mode INPUT LEVEL See page 17 for an illustrated description Turn TIME knob status shown on both LEDs Instrument GREEN default Line RED BYPASS MODE See page 18...

Page 44: ...otswitch to store your changes and exit power up mode EXP MIDI JACK MODE See page 20 for an illustrated description Turn MIX knob status shown with ON LED Expression GREEN default Favorite AMBER Tap R...

Page 45: ...pg 45 DIG dual digital delay Appendix 3 Live Edit Controls Quick Reference...

Page 46: ...ng Pong to RED right Parallel SYNC FREE MODE See page 12 for an illustrated description Turn the TIME 2 knob both LEDs change color from GREEN Sync the default to RED Free DELAY 1 SUBDIVISION See page...

Page 47: ...s sole recourse shall be repair or replacement as described in the preceding paragraphs Strymon will not be held liable to any party for damages that result from the failure of this product Damages ex...

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