The analog delay is based on the solid-state “bucket brigade” delays of the 1970s. When the tone knob is in the 12 o'clock position, you’ll hear the substantial high-frequency roll-off characteristic of these devices. The feedback path includes a saturator that will introduce some distortion when the feedback signal becomes large. When changing the delay time, you’ll notice the delay “slides” to the new value resulting
in a pitch shifted signal while the delay is moving. more ...

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This clip uses a lot of distortion before the TimeBender delay pedal. The TimeBender is setup to use an analog delay mode, slightly raised tone, some mod and repeats at about 60% and the mix fairly low at about 40%. The voicing is 8H U with time pattern 10 and a delay of 625 ms, which gives 3 taps on the left with octave up pitch shift and 3 taps on the right with no pitch shift. more ...

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A short analog delay with 3 unevenly spaced taps adds a new spatial dimension to acoustic guitar. You can change the tone and delay time to vary the quality of the effect. This clip was recorded directly out of the TimeBender with a L'Arrivee LV03R and LR Baggs pickup as input. more ...

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This clip uses the 10th time pattern with voicing set to a 3rd and 6th down to produce diatonic arpeggios in the key of E. This clip was recorded directly out of the TimeBender with a Les Paul guitar used for input. more ...

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This clip uses the 6th time pattern with voicing set to a 7th up and unison to produce a cool rhythm that builds tension. This clip was recorded directly out of the TimeBender with a Les Paul guitar used for input. more ...

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This clip uses the analog mode with the 9th time pattern and 3L 3H voicing. An E-Bow (see http://www.ebow.com/home.php) was used instead of a pick to create a nice ambient sound track. Try playing with different voicings and time patterns to vary the sound. more ...

We received a message from Daniel Fisher inviting us to post his Timebender demonstration videos he did for Sweetwater on our site. While we are not affiliated with Sweetwater in any way, we feel these demos are very good and will help end users get more out of the timebender, so here they are: more ...