Two Tap Delay - Kemper PROFILER Main Manual

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Two Tap Delay

The Two Tap Delay is based on a single delay, but with two signal taps for the left and right sides. This allows for
dedicated ping-pong delay patterns, that are quite different to those of the Dual Delay, for example.
Two Tap Delay
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When the Tempo" soft button is activated, you can set the delay time of the left and right delay taps individually,
in musical values. Setting both taps to the same value will produce a mono delay, while different values will create a
ping-pong effect. Only the left delay will feed its signal back to the delay input, which means the length of the left
delay will define the overall pattern length. When you set the length of the right tap to half that of the left, for
instance, you will create a classic ping-pong delay. However, swapping the values will not only result in a swap of
the stereo sides, but also in a different delay pattern. You can choose note values from arbitrary multiples of 16th
notes, up to one bar (whole note). This also includes odd values such as 5/16 or 7/16, that are definitely worth trying.
To create more complex and interesting rhythm patterns, try using a mix of odd and even values.
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When Tempo" is not activated, the left delay time is set in milliseconds, while the right delay time (Ratio) is set as
a percentage of the left delay time.