Mod Depth; Working With Presets - Decibel Eleven Time After Time Operation Manual

It may seem illogical to be able to tap in a tempo while bypassed only to have TAP
MODE turned OFF when the pedal gets enabled. But, that is exactly what will
happen if the preset you are enabling does not rely on tempo (such as a short
delay) and has not been saved as a TAP MODE preset. Therefore, if you are using
TAP MODE, then you should save at least one preset as a TAP MODE preset (see
the TAP MODE section on page 8 for details).
FEEDBACK
Feedback controls the amount of output signal that is fed back to the input. This
controls the number of repeats of the delay. The more feedback, the greater the
number of repeats will be heard. Turning the knob fully clockwise will cause self-
oscillation.

MOD DEPTH

The MOD DEPTH controls the amount of modulation introduced. Modulation varies the
delay time slightly and can create effects from subtle chorus, to vibrato, to warped out
weirdness. When the knob is turned fully counter-clockwise there is no modulation.
MOD RATE
Pressing the MOD DEPTH switch will toggle between two modulation rates, slow and
fast. The exact modulation frequency is a variable of both the MOD RATE setting and
the DELAY TIME.
MIX
The MIX knob controls the blend between the direct and delayed signals. At its
minimum value, the output is 100% direct (dry). When fully clockwise, the output is
100% delayed (wet). This can be used when using an external mixer, or for stereo
wet/dry amp setups.

WORKING WITH PRESETS

The Time After Time has up to 11 available user presets. In its default mode, the 'A'
footswitch is used to scroll through the available presets, while the 'B' footswitch is
used to enable or bypass the effect. For alternative options, see OPERATING MODES
on page 6.
Loading a Preset
When the Time After Time gets enabled, a preset is loaded from memory. The control
settings are taken from the saved preset and not from the physical position of the
control knobs. Therefore, the position of the knobs may not be aligned with the settings
of the loaded preset. For example, the loaded preset may have FEEDBACK set at
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