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Eternity Delay
Overview, Features, and how to use the Eternity Delay
Overview
Description
Algorithms
Operating your Eternity Delay
Global Settings
Using the Pedal
Saving Presets
MIDI Features and Controls
How to Connect
Changing the MIDI Channel
Saving Presets via MIDI
Program Change Messages
Control Change Messages
FAQ
What are the Power Requirements for the Eternity?
How Many Presets can be Saved to the Eternity?
Can I use the Eternity in Mono? Or does it have to be used in Stereo?
Does the Eternity Have an External Input for Tap Tempo?
Are There Trails When Switching Algorithms or Bypassing the Eternity?
I Hear a Weird Noise, What Can I Do?
Full Feature Overview Video
Eternity Overview Video
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- Page 1 Eternity Delay Overview, Features, and how to use the Eternity Delay Overview Description Algorithms Operating your Eternity Delay Global Settings Using the Pedal Saving Presets MIDI Features and Controls How to Connect Changing the MIDI Channel Saving Presets via MIDI...
- Page 2 Overview Basic overview and features of the JET Eternity Delay...
- Page 3 Description Introducing the Eternity Delay- our most sophisticated design to date. The Eternity Delay is engineered with six studio-grade algorithms, six onboard presets (127 with MIDI), full MIDI control over every knob, switch, algorithm, preset, and bpm with MIDI clock. Additionally, it features a live mode, preset mode, and kill-dry mode. It also boasts the world's most advanced tap tempo and stereo analog dry thru.
- Page 4 Rotate the knobs in Preset Mode to see the saved position of each knob Quickly edit and save any preset by adjusting the knobs then holding the Bypass switch for 3 seconds Full MIDI control over every knob, switch, algorithm, preset, bpm (via midi clock), etc. Stereo Analog Dry Thru Live Mode, Preset Mode and Kill Dry Mode Quickly jump between two different delays...
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Page 5: Tape Delay
Overview Algorithms The Eternity has 6 studio grade algorithms to choose from. Below details the sounds for each algorithm. Tape Delay Designed to emulate tape machine delay’s. With sonic characteristics of warm tube saturated repeats, each repeat gets progressively darker and the speed of the tape reels can fluctuate, causing artifacts such as wow and flutter. - Page 6 63 milliseconds to 23 milliseconds. The Cntrl 1 knob widens the stereo spread of the ESD delay, at fully counter-clockwise the stereo spread will be off and gets wider as its rotated clockwise. JET Signature Rhythm (JRD) Delay...
- Page 7 This delay is not commonly found on other delay pedals however it is a sound that I (Junior “JET”) have used extensively for creating massive sounding rhythm & lead sounds. This delay is very similar to the Dual Delay however it is important to not have the delay’s ping pong back and forth.
- Page 8 Operating your Eternity Delay How to use the Eternity Delay...
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Page 9: Global Settings
Operating your Eternity Delay Global Settings To enter the Global Settings, hold down the Bypass switch when power is first applied to the pedal. The Mix and Repeats LEDs will be glowing and cycling through various colors. Release the Bypass switch when the Mix and Repeats knobs turns either solid White or Red (if Kill Dry mode is enabled the LEDs will be Red). - Page 10 ...
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Page 11: Using The Pedal
Red | Dual Delay Pink | ESD Delay (Echo, Slap, Doubler) White | JRD (JET Signature Rhythm Delay) To engage Preset Mode, double tap the Bypass switch. This will quickly jump between the delay used in Live Mode to the delay stored in the cue’d up preset. To disengage Preset Mode and jump back to Live Mode, double tap the Bypass switch again. -
Page 12: Control Knobs
preset. When each knob is rotated, its corresponding LED will flash, and will return back to a solid color once the knob is rotated over the stored location. Control Knobs Mix Knob The Mix knob controls the overall loudness of the repeats. Rotating fully counter-clockwise will set the repeats volume to minimum and fully clockwise to maximum. -
Page 13: Bypass Switch
Bypass Switch The Bypass Switch functions as the main navigation for the pedal, below outlines the functions attached to this switch. Short Press Performing a short press will engage/disengage the pedal. When engaged, the Bypass LED will illuminate and the delay signal will be heard. This is called “Live Mode”, the sound of the delay will be heard based on the current settings of each knob, toggle switch, and the active Algorithm that is illuminated by the Repeats LED. -
Page 14: Toggle Switch
accurate the tempo will be. Toggle Switch 1/4 Note Setting Setting the Toggle Switch to the top position will create repeats with a 1/4 note subdivision based on the tempo that has been tapped in by the Tap Switch. Dotted 1/8 Note Setting Setting the Toggle Switch to the middle position will create repeats with a dotted 1/8 note subdivision based on the tempo that has been tapped in by the Tap Switch. -
Page 15: Saving Presets
Operating your Eternity Delay Saving Presets Saving a preset is simple and quick. Cue up the current preset location you’d like to save a preset to (identified by the color of the Mix LED). Change the active algorithm (if desired) and dial in the settings on the toggle switch and knobs. - Page 16 MIDI Features and Controls Library of MIDI commands and how to program your Eternity.
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Page 17: How To Connect
You can also use a midi box/ hub that converts 5 pin Midi to multiple TRS outputs, like Traffic Control from JET or similar boxes from Strymon or Morningstar. You could also use a compatible Midi controller with TRS midi output's like the Futurist by Matthews Effects or various... -
Page 18: Changing The Midi Channel
MIDI Features and Controls Changing the MIDI Channel From the factory the Eternity is set to receive Midi messages on Midi channel 1, however this can be changed upon powering up the pedal. After applying power to the Eternity, hold down the Bypass switch while the pedal is in startup mode (Mix &... - Page 19 You have two options for creating presets. The first option is to use a "smart" midi controller (like the JET MCX) that can send multiple simultaneous midi messages. Just send individual CC messages to turn the Bypass switch on, select the algorithm, and set the values for each knob/toggle switch. ...
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Page 20: Program Change Messages
MIDI Features and Controls Program Change Messages Receiving PC messages will recall the onboard presets stored within the Eternity. PC #0 - Will bypass the pedal (Available from Serial #132 and up) PC #1 - Recalls the first preset (Light Blue) PC #2 - Recalls the second preset (Green) PC #3 - Recalls the third preset (Yellow) PC #4 - Recalls the fourth preset (Red) -
Page 21: Control Change Messages
Any value between 67 & 88 activates the Dual delay algorithm Any value between 89 & 110 activates the ESD delay algorithm Any value between 111 & 127 activates the JET Signature delay algorithm CC #28 any value between 7 & 127 activates CC Snapshot mode... - Page 22 the appropriate preset location. An example would be to send CC #28 Value 7, this stores a preset in the 7th slot and can be recalled anytime by sending PC #7 CC #29 Any value between 0 & 63 turns off Kill Dry mode Any value between 64 &...
- Page 23 Frequently asked questions...
- Page 24 What are the Power Requirements for the Eternity? The Eternity requires a 9 volt DC negative tip power supply that is rated for at least 300mA of current. Powering the Eternity above 9 volts will result in damage to the pedal. We recommend using an isolated power supply with the Eternity being powered from its own port.
- Page 25 How Many Presets can be Saved to the Eternity? The Eternity can store up to 127 presets on the pedal. The first six presets can be created and stored using the knobs and switches on the pedal. The remainder of the presets (7-127) can be created and stored using a MIDI controller using CC messages.
- Page 26 Can I use the Eternity in Mono? Or does it have to be used in Stereo? The Eternity can be used with any board/setup including mono, stereo, or stereo inputs with sum to mono output. ***When using the Eternity in mono, use the Left inputs and outputs only. When using the Eternity to sum to mono, using the Left output will sum both outputs to mono.
- Page 27 Does the Eternity Have an External Input for Tap Tempo? No it doesn’t, however the Eternity will receive BPM information via MIDI clock signals.
- Page 28 Are There Trails When Switching Algorithms or Bypassing the Eternity? When switching between modes (Live or Preset) or switching between presets, the pedal automatically enters a "graceful transition" state, the Bypass LED will begin to flash letting you know that the Repeats knob is gracefully returning to its new setting. This only applies when staying within the same algorithm and staying on the same subdivision setting.
- Page 29 I Hear a Weird Noise, What Can I Do? Most often, noise issues are related to the power supply feeding the Eternity. The first thing to check, does the power supply meet the requirements to power the Eternity (9V DC 300mA). Supplying voltage above 9 volts can damage the Eternity and supplying 9V with not enough current will cause unpredictable behavior and noise issues.
- Page 30 Full Feature Overview Video Please reference our Overview Video for all the Eternity's features and Global Settings options.
- Page 31 Full Feature Overview Video Eternity Overview Video...