Empress-effects Superdelay Manuale Utente

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mix: controls the level between the dry signal and the wet, delayed signal. All the way clockwise is 100% wet signal and all the way counter-clockwise

mode: selects the dierent operation modes. volume: controls the overall outputvolume of the delay.modulation: applies modulation to the delayed signa

11 Rhythm (Multi-Tap) Mode By pressing the tap switch repeatedly you can input a rhythm of up to four taps. This rhythm will be mimicked by the delay

12 Tape Mode Tape Mode was designed to impart some of the classic characteristics of analog tape delays. Delay time is controlled with the

13 Misc Mode Sub-mode A – Dynamic I: Feedback increases as input volume decreases. In sub-mode A, feedback increases up to the value where t

14 Looper Mode The Empress Effects Superdelay is able to sample and loop 13.6 seconds of audio. Once an initial audio clip has been sampled it will l

15 Capturing a Loop Press the tap switch to begin recording a new loop. To stop recording press the tap switch again. The loop will instantly return

16 Using Presets The Empress Effects Superdelay has 8 preset locations where users can store and recall their favourite settings. All the settings o

17 Recalling a Preset To recall a preset simply press the presets switch until the preset you’d like to recall is flashing, then press the tap switch

18 Expression Pedal The Empress Effects Superdelay allows an external expression pedal to be used to control the various features on the fly. To acc

1 Introduction The Empress Effects Superdelay is the result of over 2 years of research, development and most importantly talking to guitarists. In d

19 Specifications Input Impedance: 1MΩ Output Impedance: 1kΩ Frequency Response (-3dB): 20Hz – 16kHz Distortion: 0.004% Noise: -101.5dB Input Vol

2 Contents Introduction ... 1 Quick Start .

3 Quick Start Connect the supplied power adaptor to the Superdelay, plug in your guitar and connect the Superdelay to your amplifier. Set the contro

4 Overview of Modes and Sub-modes Description Sub-Mode A Sub-Mode B Sub-Mode C Normal Normal delay sounds Short delay (5.5ms – 95ms ) Medium delay

5 The Modes in Detail Normal Mode This is the standard digital delay type operation, known and loved by all. In Normal Mode the tap switch, when pres

6 Tap Mode In Tap Mode the delay time is controlled by tapping the tap switch repeatedly to a desired tempo. For tapped tempo accuracy the unit takes

7 Auto-Set Mode In Auto-Set Mode the Superdelay sets the delay time by listening to the dynamics in your playing. The Superdelay is watching for volu

8 Reverse Mode In Reverse Mode the delay samples are played backwards. Sub-mode A – Reverse Knob In sub-mode A the delay time is set with the d t