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Note: In order to keep your tap tempo 

Ping

 time when you enter 

System Settings Mode

, depress either 

of the other two buttons before pressing the 

Ping

 button. If you press the 

Ping

 button before the other 

buttons, the 

Looping Delay

 will register that as a tap and the tempo will change. 

Proceed carefully and take the time to understand what you are doing

 

before pressing any 

buttons, turning any knobs, or flipping any switches

. Changing a 

System Settings

 without realizing 

what you changed can cause confusion. You can always do a Factory Reset if you want to revert to 

safe settings (see 

Factory Reset

 section below). 

The 

Time

 switch is used to determine what parameters you are editing. The buttons and knobs edit 

parameters. 

Time Center: 

Auto Mute, Soft Clipping, and Crossfade Time 

Auto Mute

:

 

Tap 

Inf. Hold

 to toggle Auto Mute on and off. When the light is on, Auto Mute is enabled. 

Auto Mute

 is a noise gate that silences the input when a signal is very low. This prevents runaway 

feedback if 

Feedback

 is turned up and the module is allowed to run for a long time with no input 

signal. Turning it off will introduce extra noise, including small amounts of clicking when the gate 

output jacks fire. It’s highly recommended to leave 

Auto Mute 

on.

 

Soft Clipping

:

 

Tap 

Ping

 to toggle Soft Clipping on and off. When the light is on, Soft Clipping is enabled. 

Soft Clipping

 enables compression when the output signal exceeds 75% of the clipping point. Below 

this point, the signal is unaffected. This saturation distortion is often more pleasing than harsh clipping. 

Crossfade Time

:

 

Hold down 

Reverse

 while turning 

Time 

to 1, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, or 16 to set the Crossfade Time (CFT). 

 

Time

 at 1: CFT will be 0ms (cross-fading disabled). 

Reverse

 will periodically flash once. 

 

Time

 at 4: CFT will be 2ms. 

Reverse

 will periodically flash twice. 

 

Time

 at 6: CFT will be 4ms. 

Reverse

 will periodically flash three times. 

 

Time

 at 8: CFT will be 8ms. 

Reverse

 will periodically flash four times. 

 

Time

 at 10: CFT will be 25ms. 

Reverse

 will periodically flash five times. 

 

Time

 at 12: CFT will be 100ms. 

Reverse

 will periodically flash six times. 

 

Time

 at 16: CFT will be 250ms. 

Reverse

 will periodically flash seven times. 

Any time the 

Looping Delay’s

 read and write “heads” jump from one address to another, there is a 

short cross fade created in order to smooth out the splice. This occurs whenever the 

Time 

setting is 

changed and whenever 

Reverse

 or 

Inf. Hold

 is toggled. Also, in 

Inf. Hold

 mode, when the audio 

reaches the end of the loop it cross-fades back to the start. In most cases, the default timing (8ms) of 

the cross fade is sufficient and will make the module operate seamlessly. However, advanced users 

may wish to experiment with other settings. 

 

Disabling 

Crossfade Time

 allows for instant movement between points, at the expense of creating 

clicks and pops. This can be improved by enabling 

Quantized Change Mode

 (see section page 11) 

because QCM forces the clicks to only occur on the beat. On the other hand, using a longer 

Crossfade 

Time

 makes all transitions very smooth and natural sounding, while limiting how quickly the 

parameters can change. In any setting of CFT and when 

Inf. Hold

 is on, if the loop size is shorter than 

the 

Crossfade Time

, then cross-fading will be disabled in order to preserve the loop size. 

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Содержание Dual Looping Delay

Страница 1: ...ngle channel format Stereo or mono mode Return Send becomes right channel In Out in stereo mode 87 seconds maximum delay loop time in mono or 43 seconds in stereo 48kHz 24 bit sampling rate loop recorded at 16 bit Extremely quiet low noise low jitter design Delay and loop time is sync able to a clock or a division or multiplication of a clock Infinite Hold mode for looping and windowing Reverse fe...

Страница 2: ...s 3 Controls and Jacks 3 Infinite Hold vs 100 Feedback 7 Why do I hear something I played a long time ago 7 Signal Routing Using Send and Return 8 Advanced Usage 8 Loop start and stop points Trimming the loop 8 Windowing aka Scrolling or Scrubbing 8 Using CV with Windowing 9 Unquantized Time Mode and 1V Oct CV 9 Stereo and Mono Modes 10 Octave Up Down When changing Modes 10 Memory Clear 10 Quantiz...

Страница 3: ...ls and Jacks Ping Button and Jack The Ping button allows you to tap the tempo to set the base clock One tap is equal to one beat The base clock can also be set by an external clock by patching it into the Ping jack The Looping Delay requires a base time which is referred to as a beat in this manual The delay loop time is mathematically related to the length of one beat If you are familiar with oth...

Страница 4: ...m memory and the Dry signal is more or less what s being written to memory especially if Delay Feed is up and Feedback is down The diagram on the back of this manual page 20 illustrates the difference in signal flow when Inf Hold is on vs off Reverse Button and Jack Reverse reverses the direction that memory is read and written Pressing the Reverse Button toggles Reverse on off when the button is ...

Страница 5: ...itive CV and faster as you apply negative CV Feedback Knob and CV Jack The Feedback knob sets the amount of signal read from memory to be written ahead in the future On the Looping Delay Feedback ranges from 0 to 110 With no feedback knob at 0 you will hear one echo As you turn the Feedback knob up you will gradually hear more and more echoes the amount of time before the echoes go to silence will...

Страница 6: ...ltage is ignored The knob and jack are added together to produce the amount of dry wet signal Input Jacks In and Return The In jack is the main audio input The Return jack has a different function in mono mode versus stereo mode See Stereo and Mono Modes page 10 In mono mode it s the audio input from the external feedback loop Typically you will patch the Send jack or a copy of the main audio inpu...

Страница 7: ...ce is that when Inf Hold is on the Feedback knob has a special function windowing Hold down Inf Hold while turning Feedback to change the start and stop points of the loop see Windowing section on page 9 There is no windowing with Feedback at 100 and Delay Feed at 0 The final difference is that with Feedback at 100 and Delay Feed at 0 there is the ability to fade in new sounds layers by fading up ...

Страница 8: ...op start point in order to make the loop the new length If you hold down the Reverse button while changing Time you will change the loop end point Therefore you can change a loop that s 4 beats long into one that s 5 beats long in two different ways adding a beat to the end or to the beginning There are many creative possibilities to be explored with adding and subtracting from the beginning and o...

Страница 9: ... CV jack also allows you to window using external CV control To enable the CV jack you must first manually hold down Inf Hold and turn Feedback even just a small amount The Feedback CV jack will now control the window If you turn the Feedback knob at any time without holding down Inf Hold the Feedback CV jack will no longer control the window Unquantized Time Mode and 1V Oct CV Normally the Time k...

Страница 10: ...ave any sound already recorded into memory for example if you re looping or if you have Feedback set above zero and played something recently the pitch of that sound will jump up or down by an octave When changing to Stereo Mode the pitch will jump up and when changing to Mono Mode it will jump down This can be used as a special effect but if you don t want to hear this effect clear the memory bef...

Страница 11: ...ly clear themselves out Using the Looping Delay with External Clocks Whenever possible use the Looping Delay as a the clock source by patching out of the Clock Out jack to your other clock modules However sometimes you have to clock the Looping Delay with another source in which case you would patch the external clock into the Ping jack There are many issues with clock sync that arise from using d...

Страница 12: ...ange smoothly not stepping through quantized pitches Now plug a 1V octave keyboard or sequencer output into the Time CV jack Plug the velocity output or an envelope output that s triggered by each step of the sequencer into the Feedback jack Turn down the Feedback knob so that the velocity pressure or the envelope make the Looping Delay create individual notes You can also patch into Delay Feed to...

Страница 13: ...n pull out parts of a loop by turning Feedback less than a full turn For example if you turn Feedback from fully up to center only the previous four seconds will be removed Another technique is to turn the Time knob The amount Inf Hold Feedback shifts the loop is relative to the Time parameter If you turn the Time knob down to 1 then a full turn of Feedback will only shift the loop by 1 bar Sound ...

Страница 14: ...me audio perhaps a drum loop a vocal sample or a melody line Let the audio play through make sure Mix is set at least 50 50 and then press Inf Hold to lock in the loop Listen to the loop play once or twice to get a feel for what it sounds like normally Now the trick Patch a pulse wave with variable pulse width sometimes called PWM from your favorite LFO or clock module to the Reverse jack The 4ms ...

Страница 15: ...ort This is the factory default It s safe to connect the jumper to only one pin System Settings Mode System Settings Mode allows you to change the way some features of the Looping Delay behave For novice users these are not necessary to modify but advanced users may wish to explore It s recommended that new users get familiar with the Looping Delay operation using default system settings before ma...

Страница 16: ...h clipping Crossfade Time Hold down Reverse while turning Time to 1 4 6 8 10 12 or 16 to set the Crossfade Time CFT Time at 1 CFT will be 0ms cross fading disabled Reverse will periodically flash once Time at 4 CFT will be 2ms Reverse will periodically flash twice Time at 6 CFT will be 4ms Reverse will periodically flash three times Time at 8 CFT will be 8ms Reverse will periodically flash four ti...

Страница 17: ...riodically flash twice Time at 8 Accept all clock pulses ECD Disabled Ping will periodically flash three times Time at 11 Moving average of the past 2 clock periods Ping will periodically flash four times Time at 16 Linear average of the past 4 clocks Ping time only updates every 4 clocks Ping will periodically flash five times The Looping Delay has a very precise and jitter free internal clock le...

Страница 18: ... blinks erratically then the audio is too loud or too quiet If it blinks regularly with equal times on and off then the audio level is ideal A good way to set the level is to start with the volume all the way down and notice the the light is off Then slowly bring it up until it flashes regularly about four times per second with equal times on and off 7 If there s an error the Reverse light will st...

Страница 19: ...ndicate the firmware version The Ping light will then flash repeatedly Hold down the Ping button for five seconds until it turns on solid Release Ping The Looping Delay has now been reset to its factory default settings Power off Technical Specifications 16 HP Eurorack format module 0 98 25mm maximum depth with power cable Power consumption 12V rail 125mA max 12V rail 45mA max 5V rail not used Aud...

Страница 20: ...Variable size tape loop moving at constant speed Reverses direction of tape Time makes loop longer or shorter by changing start point of loop Hold down Reverse while turning Time to change end point Holding down Inf Hold while turning Feedback knob changes start and end point of loop simultaneously Windowing or Scrubbing OFF ON Inf Hold Loop Mode Delay Mode Inf Hold Inf Hold Inf Hold Time Time Fee...

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