TIME

Set the delay time, you can adjust the length of the delay from 50ms to 1200ms.

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REPEAT

Adjust the number of delay repetitions, Go from one repeat at full counterclockwise, to near infinite at full clockwise.

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MIX

Controls the mix between the dry and wet signals. At the minimum, it outputs full dry signal; at the maximum, it outputs full wet signal with no dry signal. A 50/50 mix occurs around 2 o’clock on the knob.
 

DELAY SELECT

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TAPE - Inspired by vintage tape echoes, this mode blends modern digital tech to expand sound options. It replicates classic tape effects like limited frequency range, compression/saturation, motor drift, and tape flutter.

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DIGITAL - This Hi-Fi delay mode delivers clean, accurate sound. Use the Texture knob to add vibrato effects ranging from smooth to gritty, boosting texture and movement in your audio.

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ANALOG - Unlike digital delay, this mode delivers warm, organic echoes. It mimics analog imperfections like subtle degradation, compression, and clock-drift noise. Adjust the Texture knob to blend in chorus-like textures and amplify the wobbly, drifting character of vintage gear.

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REVERSE - This reverse mode crafts surreal guitar tones. Unlike basic signal flipping, it uses smart processing to tighten and shape the reversed sound musically. Twist the Texture knob to add fluttery vibrato—ideal for dreamy atmospheres or mysterious, ambient vibes.

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SWELL - This mode crafts ambient pads using guitar volume swells, capturing only the fading harmonics while keeping the dry signal crisp. The Texture knob shapes the decay’s distortion intensity, morphing textures from dreamy washes to eerie, haunting tones.

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GRANULE - This mode splits the input into audio grains, applies real-time pitch-shifting and rearranging, then feeds them into the delay line. The Texture knob adjusts both delay modulation and grain size: turn counterclockwise for glitchy textures (small grains) or clockwise for shimmering effects (large grains), offering a dynamic range from chaotic glitches to ethereal soundscapes.

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CRYSTAL - This mode evokes the sound of light refracted through glass—each repeat shimmers upward like a glint of sunlight on ice, layering your guitar with an airy, celestial glow. Its pitch-shifted echoes drift through space like sonic prisms, perfect for painting cinematic soundscapes, ambient swells, and post-rock textures that feel both otherworldly and infinite.

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SWEEPER - This mode blends a CRY BABY-style resonant low-pass filter with sine-wave modulation for vintage tones. The TONE knob sets the sweep’s base frequency (clockwise raises pitch), while Texture knob adjusts sweep width and speed. Combine both to craft synth-like atmospheric delays with retro-modern textures.

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MOD - This mode washes each echo in gentle ripples, like sound waves drifting through liquid. By weaving subtle chorus or vibrato into the repeats, it transforms sterile delays into lush, breathing textures—swirling with warmth, movement, and a touch of vintage soul.

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TEXTURE
Adjusts the texture of the delay reflections. Turning the control to the right softens the early reflections and produces a smooth onset of the delay.

 

TONE

Controls the brightness of the wet signal. Turn left to darken the repeats for a mellow, analog-like tone, or right to brighten them for more presence and clarity.

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Footswitch

Control ON/OFF. Press&Hold to trigger Tap tempo or Ramp. 

Refer to the *Tap Tempo* or *Ramp* section for details.

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The LED Button

Lit when active, pressed or in combination with other knobs to adjust various functions and Hidden Parameters.

 

Hidden Parameters​

• Rhythm

Tap Tempo supports three rhythmic subdivisions. Select the desired subdivision by rotating the knob:

• Quarter-note: Turn the knob fully counterclockwise (leftmost position).​

• Eighth-note triplet: Turn the knob fully clockwise (rightmost position).

• Dotted eighth-note: Set the knob to the 12 o’clock position.

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• RampATK

Controls the attack time of the Ramp modulation, determining how quickly the fade reaches the Snap-Set. A shorter attack time results in a quicker transition to the Snap-Set, while a longer attack time creates a smoother, more gradual fade.

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• RampRLS

Controls the release time of the Ramp modulation, determining how gradually the transition fades back to the Panel-Set. A shorter release time results in a quicker return to the Panel-Set, while a longer release time provides a more drawn-out, fluid return to the Panel-Set.

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For adjustments to Hidden Parameters, please refer to the *Description of the LED Button* section.