Eventide MicroPitch Delay - Guitar Pedal Quick Reference Guide

Eventide MicroPitch Delay - Guitar Pedal Quick Reference Guide

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Eventide MicroPitch Delay - Guitar Pedal Quick Reference Guide

Controls and Description

Controls and Description

  1. Pitch A
    Pitch of A Channel (left)
    from 0 to 50 cents
  2. Pitch B
    Pitch of B Channel (right)
    from 0 to -50 cents
  3. Button/LED
    Toggles Primary/Secondary
    Parameter Control
    LED ON = Secondary
    LED OFF = Primary
  4. Pitch Mix
    Mix of Pitches A&B
    Mono Out: Center 50/50

    Stereo Out: Center A left, B right
  5. Rate/Sens
    LFO Mod Rate: 0.1-10Hz
    Env Follower Sens: 0-100
  6. TAP Button/LED
    LED OFF = Preset Select Mode
    LED ON = Tap Time in Seconds
    LED Blinks = Tap Tempo in BPM
    Press to toggle Tap Time/Tempo
    Press & Hold to Save Preset
  7. TAP/Preset
    Press & Hold to toggle between
    Preset Select and Tap Modes
  8. ACTIVE/BYPASS
    Preset Mode: Load Preset
  9. ACTIVE Button/LED
    LED lit when ACTIVE
    Press to toggle action of
    ACTIVE Footswitch

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  10. Preset LED Ladder
  11. Depth
    Amount/Intensity of Pitch modulation from the LFO or ENV
  12. Mix
    Dry/Wet Mix

Knob Functions – Secondary Parameters

Knob Functions – Secondary Parameters

  1. Press button to toggle Secondary/Primary parameters
  2. Delay B
    Pitch B Delay
    Time Mode 0-3 secs
    Tempo Mode 0-6 secs
  3. Feedback
    Feedback 0-100%
  4. Out Lvl
    Center for unity gain
    Boost/Cut output level
  5. EXP
    Connect Expression Pedal,
    Auxiliary Switches or TRS MIDI
    (See System Setup)
  6. Power
    9VDC center-negative
  7. Mini USB
    Software updates & MIDI over USB
  8. I/O Level Switch
    Left - Guitar
    Right - Line/Effects Loop
  9. OUT1 & OUT2
    In Mono, both outputs have the same dry signal
  10. Mono/Stereo Switch
    Left = Mono (TS plug)
    Right = Stereo (TRS plug)
    In Stereo, Tip is OUT1, Ring is OUT2
  11. IN
    TS (mono) or TRS (stereo)
  12. Mod
    Modulation Type Select
    Increased volume
    decreases Pitch amounts
    LFO modulates Pitches
    Increased volume
    increases Pitch amounts
  13. Tone
    Center Flat
    CW High Boost
    CCW Low Boost
  14. Delay A
    Pitch A Delay
    Time Mode 0-3 secs
    Tempo Mode 0-6 secs

Expression Pedal

Morphing from Heel to Toe

An Expression Pedal can be used to change any grouping of knob Parameters in one smooth gesture. Programming an Expression Pedal is easy. You simply need to set end points for Heel & Toe. Here's how:

  1. Press Pedal fully Heel down.
  2. Adjust any combination of the Parameter control knobs.
  3. Press Pedal fully Toe down.
  4. Adjust any combination of the Parameter control knobs.
  5. Save it or lose it. See "Saving a Preset."

Clear Expression Pedal Mappings

To clear the Expression Pedal mappings for the knobs, hold the ACTIVE Footswitch and, while holding, press the ACTIVE Button until the Preset Ladder LEDs flash twice.

Note: To use an Expression Pedal, the Exp Pdl Jack must be set to either [EXP] or [EXP + AUX]. See System Setup to select.

MIDI Messages

Save Preset

Enter Save Mode by pressing and holding the TAP Button, then a MIDI program change message will save a Preset to the Preset Slot of the given value 1-127.

Load Preset

MIDI program change message loads the Preset from the Preset Slot of the given value 1-127.
Note: The bottom two Ladder LEDs will be lit when Presets 6–127 are selected via MIDI or Device Manager.

Receive/send using the USB Port or Exp Pdl Jack*.
CC 4: Expression Pedal
CC 9: TAP TEMPO
CC 14: ACTIVE/BYPASS (>=64 is Active)
CC 15: FLEX (doubles Pitch A & B, >=64 is ON)

Parameters: CC Messages Map

CC PRIMARY CC SECONDARY
20 Mix 26 Tone
21 Pitch A 27 Delay A
22 Pitch B 28 Delay B
23 Depth 29 Mod
24 Rate/Sens 30 Feedback
25 Pitch Mix 31 Out Lvl

*Use a MIDI Converter Box or a DIN to TRS or TRS cable

System Setup

Enter System Setup

To access these Global Settings, apply power while holding ACTIVE Footswitch and button.
Top two LEDs light when in System Setup. Changes are stored as they are made. Cycle power to exit System Setup.

Set MIDI Channel

Set MIDI Channel: Click TAP Button Default = Omni

Set Bypass Mode

Toggles On or Off for each setting
Factory Default = Buffered

Set Exp Pdl Jack

[EXP+AUX (Momentary)]
TIP = Expression Pedal
RING = FLEX (doubles Pitch A & B)

[TRIPLE AUX]
TIP = Increment Preset
RING = Decrement Preset
TIP + RING = Load Preset
Note: Times out after a few seconds

[MIDI BOX]
Receive and Send MIDI via a MIDI
Converter Box (Tip Active)

[MIDI TRS]
Receive MIDI directly with a DIN to TRS or TRS cable.

Set MIDI Clock

Factory Default = Off

Catch Up ON/OFF

Factory Default = Off

Presets

5 On Board, 127 Via MIDI

The currently loaded Preset is indicated on the Preset LED Ladder. When a Preset is modified the Preset LED blinks once.

Load Presets

To select and load a Preset using Footswitches:

  1. TAP Footswitch selects Preset 1 to 5. Preset 1 (top LED) to Preset 5 (bottom LED) blinks.
  2. ACTIVE Footswitch loads the Preset. LED stops blinking.
    NOTE: To select Preset, TAP Footswitch must be in Preset mode. If TAP LED is lit, press and hold TAP Footswitch.

Save Presets

To save one of the 5 Presets using the Buttons:

  1. Press & hold TAP Button
    • Blinking Ladder and Button LEDs let you know you have entered Save Mode.
  2. TAP Button selects Preset 1 to Preset 5.
  3. ACTIVE Button saves Preset
    • LEDs stop blinking to let you know the Preset is saved.
      NOTE: Save Mode times out after a few seconds. Pressing either Footswitch exits Save Mode.

Catch Up Knob Function

When a Preset is loaded or when toggling between Parameters using , Knob positions will not align with their current Parameter values. As a result, turning a knob will likely cause an abrupt change in the sound.

With Catch Up ON, the sound does not change until the Knob is moved to the position corresponding to the current value. The LED Ladder indicates whether the knob must be turned CCW (top LED blinks) or CW (bottom LED blinks). The LED flashes more rapidly as the knob approaches the value set by the Preset. All five LEDs blink once when the knob matches the stored Parameter value.

Note: To enable/disable Catch Up Knob Function, power up in System Setup mode and press TAP Footswitch to toggle ON/OFF.

TAP Footswitch Functionality

Press & Hold the TAP Footswitch to toggle between Tap mode and Preset Select mode.
Press the TAP Button/LED to toggle between Tap Time and Tap Tempo as follows:

STATUS FUNCTION EFFECT
LED OFF Tap OFF Press TAP Footswitch to increment presets
LED ON Tap Time Tapping sets Delay A & Delay B in seconds. The maximum amount of delay in Time Mode is 3 seconds. Note: A single tap will always reset the LFO phase
LED Blinks at BPM Tap Tempo Tapping sets Tempo in BPM. Delay A & Delay B are quantized to note durations. The maximum amount of delay in Tempo Mode is 6 seconds and is a function of the BPM & selected Delay Note Length.

Device Manager Software

Available from Eventide's website for Mac & PC

  • Update Pedal Firmware
  • Restore Factory Settings
  • Import/Export Presets
  • Backup/Restore entire device to a file
  • Edit System Settings
  • View, edit, and organize Presets

Download: eventideaudio.com/edm

Restore Factory Settings: Boot pressing ACTIVE Footswitch & ACTIVE Button

Software Update: Boot pressing TAP Button & TAP Footswitch

MicroPitch Delay Quick Reference Guide for Firmware v1.0+| Eventide Part# 141347 Rev A
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