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=Available on which products=
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=Ten-Tap Delay block (TTD)=
  
* '''Axe-Fx III''': 2 blocks
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'''Axe-Fx III''': 2 blocks, 4 channels<BR>
* '''FM3''': yes
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'''FM3''': 1 block, 4 channels<BR>
* '''Axe-Fx II''': see Multi Delay
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'''FM9''': 2 blocks, 4 channels<BR>
* '''AX8''': see Multi Delay
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'''VP4''': n/a<BR>
* '''FX8''': see Multi Delay
 
  
=Channels or X/Y switching=
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'''Axe-Fx II''': n/a<BR>
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'''AX8''': n/a<BR>
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'''FX8''': n/a
  
* '''Axe-Fx III and FM3''': 2 channels
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=About Ten-Tap Delay=
* '''Axe-Fx II''': see Multi Delay
 
* '''AX8''': see Multi Delay
 
* '''FX8''': see Multi Delay
 
  
=What is the Ten-Tap Delay (TTD)=
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The Ten-Tap Delay is a dedicated delay effect block in the Axe-Fx III, FM9, and FM3.
  
The Ten-Tap Delay is a dedicated effect block on the Axe-Fx III and FM3.
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In the Axe-Fx II, AX8, and FX8, its functionality is part of the Multi Delay block.
  
On the Axe-Fx II, AX8 and FX8, it's part of the Multi Delay block.
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The Ten-Tap Delay block doesn't support [[Global blocks]].
  
=Types=
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=Ten-Tap Delay types=
  
The Ten-Tap Delay provides two types of delay:
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# '''Rhythm Tap Delay''' — Custom repeat pattern.
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# '''Ten-Tap Delay''' — Maximum of ten separate echoes (taps) with precise control over each one.
  
''' Ten-Tap Delay''': control 10 separate echoes with precise control over each one
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See the [[Owners_Manuals|Owner's Manual]] for more information.
  
'''Rhythm Tap Delay''': create a custom rhythm of repeats
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=Factory presets=
  
=Parameters=
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The TTD block is present in a few factory presets. Search the [[Factory presets]] page for <q>ten-tap</q>.
  
{| class="wikitable"
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=Spillover=
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! '''Parameter'''
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The block supports [[Spillover]] between presets.
! '''Axe-Fx III / FM3'''
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|-
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=Videos=
| Type
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! yes
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[[video:Leon-TenTap]]
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!
 
|-
 
| Ten-Tap - Mono/Stereo
 
! yes
 
|-
 
| Ten-Tap - Delay Time
 
! yes
 
|-
 
| Ten-Tap - Delay Tempo
 
! yes
 
|-
 
| Ten-Tap - Number of Taps
 
! yes
 
|-
 
| Ten-Tap - Decay
 
! yes
 
|-
 
| Ten-Tap - Shuffle
 
! yes
 
|-
 
| Ten-Tap - Spread
 
! yes
 
|-
 
| Ten-Tap - Ratio
 
! yes
 
|-
 
| Ten-Tap - Pan Shape
 
! yes
 
|-
 
| Ten-Tap - Pan Alpha
 
! yes
 
|-
 
| Ten-Tap - Low Cut/High Cut Freq
 
! yes
 
|-
 
| Ten-Tap - Tap Level 1-10
 
! yes
 
|-
 
| Ten-Tap - Input Gain
 
! yes
 
|-
 
|
 
!
 
|-
 
| Rhythm Tap - Mono/Stereo
 
! yes
 
|-
 
| Rhythm Tap - Decay
 
! yes
 
|-
 
| Rhythm Tap - Feedback
 
! yes
 
|-
 
| Rhythm Tap - Spread
 
! yes
 
|-
 
| Rhythm Tap - Pan Shape
 
! yes
 
|-
 
| Rhythm Tap - Pan Alpha
 
! yes
 
|-
 
| Rhythm Tap - Low Cut/High Cut Freq
 
! yes
 
|-
 
| Rhythm Tap - Quantize
 
! yes
 
|-
 
| Rhythm Tap - Learn
 
! yes
 
|-
 
| Rhythm Tap - Tap Time 1-10
 
! yes
 
|-
 
| Rhythm Tap - Tap Level 1-10
 
! yes
 
|-
 
| Rhythm Tap - Input Gain
 
! yes
 
|}
 
  
 
[[category:Axe-Fx3]]
 
[[category:Axe-Fx3]]
 
[[category:FM3]]
 
[[category:FM3]]
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[[category:FM9]]
 
[[category:Sounds]]
 
[[category:Sounds]]
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[[category:All]]

Latest revision as of 09:36, 7 November 2024

Ten-Tap Delay block (TTD)

Axe-Fx III: 2 blocks, 4 channels
FM3: 1 block, 4 channels
FM9: 2 blocks, 4 channels
VP4: n/a

Axe-Fx II: n/a
AX8: n/a
FX8: n/a

About Ten-Tap Delay

The Ten-Tap Delay is a dedicated delay effect block in the Axe-Fx III, FM9, and FM3.

In the Axe-Fx II, AX8, and FX8, its functionality is part of the Multi Delay block.

The Ten-Tap Delay block doesn't support Global blocks.

Ten-Tap Delay types

  1. Rhythm Tap Delay — Custom repeat pattern.
  2. Ten-Tap Delay — Maximum of ten separate echoes (taps) with precise control over each one.

See the Owner's Manual for more information.

Factory presets

The TTD block is present in a few factory presets. Search the Factory presets page for ten-tap.

Spillover

The block supports Spillover between presets.

Videos