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The Ten-Tap Delay provides two types of delay:
 
The Ten-Tap Delay provides two types of delay:
  
''' Ten-Tap Delay''': control 10 separate echoes with precise control over each one
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* ''' Ten-Tap Delay''': control 10 separate echoes with precise control over each one
 
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* '''Rhythm Tap Delay''': create a custom rhythm of repeats
'''Rhythm Tap Delay''': create a custom rhythm of repeats
 
  
 
=Parameters=
 
=Parameters=

Revision as of 18:51, 29 April 2019

Available on which products

  • Axe-Fx III: 2 blocks
  • FM3: yes
  • Axe-Fx II: see Multi Delay
  • AX8: see Multi Delay
  • FX8: see Multi Delay

Channels or X/Y switching

  • Axe-Fx III and FM3: 2 channels
  • Axe-Fx II: see Multi Delay
  • AX8: see Multi Delay
  • FX8: see Multi Delay

What is the Ten-Tap Delay (TTD)

The Ten-Tap Delay is a dedicated effect block on the Axe-Fx III and FM3.

On the Axe-Fx II, AX8 and FX8, it's part of the Multi Delay block.

Types

The Ten-Tap Delay provides two types of delay:

  • Ten-Tap Delay: control 10 separate echoes with precise control over each one
  • Rhythm Tap Delay: create a custom rhythm of repeats

Parameters

Parameter Axe-Fx III / FM3
Type yes
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