Press the footswitch harder and shape the repeats.
A slow melody wants room to ring. A fast riff wants repeats that stay out of its way. Choose a delay type, set the time and feedback, then play.
From the 2290 to tape echo and reverse
The types include 2290, Analog, Tape, Dynamic, Modulated, Crystals and Reverse. Dynamic lowers the delay level while you play and raises it between phrases. Crystals pitch shifts the echoes up an octave through each delay loop. Most types reach from 20 ms to 7,000 ms.
An expression pedal inside the footswitch
Tap the footswitch to turn the effect on or off. Press slightly harder and hold, and MASH engages. The harder you press, the more the assigned parameter increases. Full MASH needs only 10 kg of pressure. The TonePrint editor software lets you assign your own parameter to it.
Loops to play along with
Set the delay type selector to LOOP to record grooves and lines to play along with. Overdub as many times as you like. A loop runs up to 40 seconds in mono or 20 seconds in stereo. Power comes from a 9 V supply, not included, or a battery.
