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8 BLOCKS GUIDE
Rhythm Tap Delay Parameters
The parameters of the Rhythm Tap delay include those of the Ten-Tap delay except Delay Time/Tempo and
Shuffle. It has the following additional parameters for creating unique rhythmic echo patterns:
Feedback
– Sets the feedback level from the final repeat to the input of the delay line. This is just like feedback
in a regular Delay block, except instead of determining how many times a single echo will repeat, this is how
much the entire pattern will repeat.
Quantize
– Changes Tap Time units (see below) from milliseconds to rhythmic subdivisions, or “Divs”. The value
of Quantize is the length of each div.
Learn
– Use this function to enter a rhythm by tapping the
ENTER
button.
1 . NAV to the Learn parameter.
2 . Change the value of Learn to “TAP ENTER”.
3 . Tap the rhythm you want using the
ENTER
button. Your first tap represents the original (dry) signal.
4 . If Quantize is “NONE”, tap times will be set in milliseconds. Otherwise, each tap will be rounded to the
nearest rhythmic subdivision. With Quantize turned ON, it is helpful if you use a metronome to guide you.
5 . When finished tapping, change the value of Learn to “DONE”.
Tap Time 1–10
– These ten parameters sets the time of each tap relative to the one before it. Times are set in
milliseconds or divisions (“divs”). The length of each div is whatever value you set for Quantize (and re-calculated
based on the Tempo). For example, if Quantize is set to “1/16”, each div is 1/16th note, and all tap times will
sound some whole number of 16ths after the preceding tap. If Quantize is “OFF”, you can enter millisecond values
directly or use the LEARN feature (above). Times that have been learned may be further adjusted manually.
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MIX PAGE
This block has Mix, Level, Balance, Bypass, Bypass Mode, Input Gain and Global Mix parameters.
See “Common Mix/Level Parameters” on p. 55 .