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Basic Operation

When disengaged, the pedal is always recording the

incoming audio. The length of the recording is dependent

on the sample rate knob (from ~0.8 to ~3.2 sec). When you

press the ON switch it will start playing back and looping

the last recording.

If you press ON again it will stop playing back and will

resume recording. Depending on the given mode and

settings the recording will not necesarily

immediately and replaced by new content. There may be

times where there is still some residue from the previous

recording if you engage the pedal again fast enough.This can

be used quite creatively as it lets you punch in new chunks

of audio whithin the existing recording, if you do it quickly

enough.

When the pedal is engaged and playing back the recording,

you can use the left RECORD switch to add more layers of

sound without interrupting the playback. As you record

more audio, older content of the memory gets faded out.

(except in the ML mode where the left footwitch is only

used for tap tempo) If you leave the RECORD switch

engaged, it actually turns the looping effects into 'live' ones,

that are constantly regenerating and the hold effects

become actual reverb effects.

If you want to start in live mode when engaging the pedal,

simply leave the RECORD switch activated.

Common to all modes are the wet and dry knobs. They

provide unity gain in their noon position and allow to boost

or reduce the signals.

The big control knob adjusts a parameter that is different

get deleted

for each mode.

The sample rate knob allows you to adjust the overall speed

at which the DSP chip will operate.

As a rule of thumb:

Lower sample rate = longer recording time, lower audio

quality, lower filter frequency range, slower fades

Higher sample rate = shorter recording time, higher audio

quality, higher filter frequency range, faster fades

If you adjust the sample rate knob while in play mode it will

change the pitch of the recording, a bit like a tape machine

would.The range of pitch spans over two octaves.

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