150 HD96-24-CC-TP User Manual
Item Control Function
17 Filtering in ltering area
Contains a HF damping control that adjusts the HF attenuation of delay repeats and an LF damping
control that adjusts the LF attenuation of delay repeats.
18 EQ section in ltering area
Contains a HI control knob that adjusts the amount of HF (high EQ) cut or boost applied to the
output. LO control knob adjusts the amount of LF (low EQ) cut or boost applied to the output. Range
of both is -12 to +12, with 0 at top dead centre.
19 I/O button Switch for de-activating or bypassing delay.
20 Gain control knob Adjusts the amount of gain between -20 and +20, with 0 at top dead centre.
21 Model select button
Selects digital or analogue delay resolution. Current selection is shown by the illumination of one of
the LEDs (Dig. or Analogue).
22 Input meters Two rows of 28 LEDs, which show input metering.
23 Out meters Two rows of 28 LEDs, which show output metering.
Stereo Delay
The Stereo Delay is a simple eect with easily recognisable controls. Tap control function and easily adjusted lters give the Stereo Delay a clean but controlled sound.
It uses less DSP then the Midas Delay and TC2290 which allows two delays to be place in 1 DSP slot.
BPM display mode:
• • Tempo is accurate to 0.1 bpm.
• • With global tap enabled the display shows global tempo regardless of delay time setting.
• • With global tap disabled the display shows the equivalent tempo assuming a delay of one beat. For example, if the delay time is 500ms the tempo is calculated as
60/0.5 = 120 bpm.
• • Up/down buttons adjust local or global tap tempo by 0.1 bpm.
Millisecond display mode:
• • With global tap enabled the display shows current delay (in milliseconds) based on global tempo and selected musical interval. For example, if a 1/8 dot interval is
selected on the delay control and the global tempo is 120 bpm the delay value shown will be 0.75 x 60/120 bpm = 375 ms.
• • With global tap disabled the display shows the actual delay time set on the unit.
• • Up/down buttons adjust delay units by 1 millisecond increments.
If the global tap option is enabled the delay time display will change from seconds (milliseconds) to musical note durations as they do with the current eect’s units.
However, the display will continue to follow the display mode selected. Also, if the global tap option is enabled the tap button on the unit will not aect the global
tempo and is greyed out.
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