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Delay/Reverb

ter clock. For this reason, you won’t 
find DELAY Time or DELAY Clock 
parameters here. Consequently, 
the absolute delay times are deter-
mined by the tempo of the global 
clock generator (CLOCK SPEED) or 
by the song tempo dictated by a 
connected sequencer that is send-
ing a clock signal. The two num-
bers represent sixteenth note 
increments and indicate the delay 
for the left and right side on the 
basis of sixteenth notes. Used in 
conjunction with the FEEDBACK 
parameter, these “groove” algo-
rithms create interesting rhythmic 
patterns and accents when you 
patch in appropriately rhythmic 
signals, for example arpeggios.

The unique sonic character of the 
PATTERN delay algorithms is due to 
- among other things - odd time 
signatures (based on sixteenth-
note values). Each delay algorithm 
puts at least one of these options 

at your disposal. Feedback is 
always generated via the left delay 
tap.

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 1 DELAY/REVERB
 MODE     REVERB≤

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This is the absolute delay time of 
the delay effect in milliseconds 
(ms). Use it to determine the inter-
val between each repetition up to 
a maximum delay time of 693 ms. 
Delay time is infinitely variable. 
Changing the delay time bends the 
pitch of the delay signal. The 
DELAY TIME parameter will not 
appear in the display when delay 
time is determined by the DELAY 
CLOCK (see below). If the PATTERN 
delay is activated, neither the 
DELAY TIME nor the DELAY CLOCK