Can you use combinations of more than a single effect?, i.e., can you use Chorus &amp; Delay combined or only either Chorus by itself or Delay by itself?
89064
You can only use a single effect, and you can choose between 1 or all channels
2022632
Not that i know of. I haven't tried though. My sounds is all done separately.
1433764
This piece allows you to record 4 simultaneous tracks. Each track you create you can add effects to. That is independent of the input.
2228528
Within limits. For example, to an exising pre-set effect you can adjust reverb (with a variety of reverb settings), or modulation (like chorus or flanger with a range of settings) but you can't do both reverb and modulation.
229178
You can make all of those happen with this pedal. But I feel it meant to give variety, not functionality. It's complicated. Almost too many options. It's useful to try the different effects. Then get pedals for what you'll use regularly
395272
I use Audacity. I use it for everything! If you dont like audaciry , I would suggest googling for Audacity Alternatives. Audacity is free and has many effects built in.
845522
It has a function where you can hold down the button and strum your guitar to set the tempo. This sounds jolly clever but, in my experience it's very hard to use in practical playing situations. P'raps I misunderstood how to use it? :) If you want this delay unit, with a dedicated tap-tempo, maybe check out the FlashbackX4? Hope that helps.
290819
that's a good question, I never tried to use both at the same time. there is no input selector so I would expect both inputs to come through at the same time...I'l, have to try it
322849
Well you turn the time knob. That's how the tempo of the delay is set. If you mean does it do regular tap tempo then no. It only let's you strum the tempo.
809693
Yes, flanger for sure. And you can mix diff effects and save the results, giving endless varieties of sounds.
2184169
Voice and sound effects will be played at the same time basically if there is a version that is divided only sound effects. Please try to see because it attached the URL of the video sites below. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRMMHHZsNEA
1674937
As one reviewer stated, yes, you can combine two sounds. Just press the button for the first sound you want, and then while holding down press the second button you want. Some are more pronounced than others. Try the various sounds, it's fun to play with. Also keep in mind that some combinations work better for certain music than others.
2001260
yes ,,, I mainly use the "Time Machine" for delay and reverb ... at low settings you can get some analog reverb ... Try delay at 2 1/2 ....Feedback at 3 ...Mix at 3 1/2 ...cw
2088633
It can vary with each effect -- as I understand it, the pedal can control any of the effect parameters. I believe you can set which parameter (volume, frequency shift, etc.) is swept by the pedal (currently I use the built-in effects and haven't tried to reassign the pedal to a different parameter). In other words, with the built-in effects, the pedal sweeps volume, frequency (wah), and other parameters depending on how the effect was set up.
1609620
Yes. That was one of the reasons I bought the delay. Here's a sample: (starts at 28 seconds). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCqjCohZC8M If you love delay, buy this pedal. With an expression pedal the possibilities are endless as to what you can achieve. Be sure to watch more of the delaylab vids on the VoxAmpsForever YouTube channel to learn more. = ]
856766
You can use the delay by itself or mix in the chorus or vibrato with the delay. You can also turn the delay down and use either chorus or vibrato. There is a selector style switch for chorus or vibrato and a control for the amount. You can get some nice sounds from the vibrato and echo running at the same time. For the price it is a nice pedal but beware, it is not true bypass, and will be noticeable in your signal chain. Especially if you are playing cleaner guitar styles. If you are going to use a lot of distortion or overdrive or fuzz you won't notice it and you can get some pretty good sounds out of it.
1658976
No, you can only use one feature at a time. I don't find this to be a problem but others might.