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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 dynamic digital mode with the 6th time pattern and the voicing set to unison and an octave up. This combination produces a nice ambient background sound for you that doesn't get in the way since the dynamic digital mode only allows the level of the delayed signal to rise when you are not playing. 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 dynamic analog mode with the simple time pattern and the voicing set to unison. A short delay time is used to add some spatial dimension to the guitar sound. The dynamic nature of this delay allows you to play muted notes to accentuate the effect, while notes that ring out will have less effect. more ...

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This clip uses the Dynamic Digital mode with the 9th time pattern and a short delay to give a nice multitap slapback delay. The extra taps add a sense of spatialness to the sound not present in single tap slapback delays. more ...