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timebase

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each delay can be set to either of two modes:

• clocked: delay length is equal to x number of beats at the current bpm, ranging from 1/4 beat to 16 beats with 98 steps in between
• free: delay length is freely definable, ranging from 0 to 30 seconds
  • hold K1 while adjusting the free length to adjust at 1/1000s resolution
  • for best results, keep fade time less than or equal to delay length

if both delays have the same timebase, they can form a mono signal – even a small offset will help create a nice stereo spread.

rate

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each delay’s rate can be manipulated to add depth.
rate can range from quarter-speed to 24x. hold K1 to adjust by hundredths.
a nice aliasing effect can be achieved by setting a 0.001s timebase and fade and setting rate to fractional values.

feedback

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each delay has a feedback setting, which ranges from 0 to 100%.

when K1 is held, a jump in feedback value is performed:

• if feedback > 0% then jump sets to 0%
• if feedback == 0% then jump sets to 100%

this creates an opportunity to use the delay as a destructive audio looper!