Can the delay and chorus/vibrato be used independently; only delay or only chorus/vibrato?
2001259
Yes, the instruction booklet comes with a diagram with six sample settings. Delay, Chorus, Vibrato, Self Oscillation and Reverb-like Delay. The Delay and Chorus come through stronger than the reverb and vibrato, but all can be adjusted to pretty much accomplish the sound your after. It takes some time to learn what knob to adjust, and I keep the diagram handy as an aid. Still, I feel its the best choice for the price. Hope this helps.
2001260
yes ,,, I mainly use the "Time Machine" for delay and reverb ... at low settings you can get some analog reverb ... Try delay at 2 1/2 ....Feedback at 3 ...Mix at 3 1/2 ...cw
2114181
I have spent a lot of time with the unit and I don't believe you can do both. It is very specific for one activity at a time in playback. Could ask company? Pamphlet is vague and most of what I have learned has been trial and error.
1742024
No, according to everything I've read, you can select either noise cancellation OR amplification; not both at the same time. BTW, you can prove this by switching between NC and AMP with no input. When you select NC from "off," you can hear the noise being reduced. When you switch to AMP from NC, the background noise increases.
391155
You can do next and pause bu don't think you can do previous. Great quality sound though.
255768
It has an audio delay function, but I haven't tried it or had a need to use it.
1673049
Thanks for your question. Just to clarify, this is a vibration tuner only, and therefore is not suitable for vocals. Thanks.Terry
1300886
Yup. Delay. A delay will replay your part a set period of time behind the initial signal (like an echo). This relay will just slow the decay of the signal to make it sound like it is gradually fading (like more sustain). So, think about the weird doubling stuff the Edge does here (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WK81ifaZ_lk). That's delay. For reverb, listen to Dick Dale (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVFweleZgr8). This answer only helps if you don't know the difference between a delay and a reverb pedal is, but it is an important distinction. So, Flashback=Delay. HOF=Reverb. Yup. Delay. A delay will replay your part a set period of time behind the initial signal (like an echo). This relay will just slow the decay of the signal to make it sound like it is gradually fading (like more sustain). So, think about the weird doubling stuff the Edge does here (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WK81ifaZ_lk). That's delay. For reverb, listen to Dick Dale (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVFweleZgr8). This answer only helps if you don't know the difference between a delay and a reverb pedal is, but it is an important distinction. So, Flashback=Delay. HOF=Reverb.
785664
Yes there is a separate control for bass & treble, as well other sound nuance control.
1091097
I use the pedal with me Randall RG100SC... I use one button (right hand) to switch from clean to distorted... the left button switches between the two distortions that are available. It doesn't, however, help with the chorus on/off. I need a separate switching pedal to do that.
1826801
Pretty well, all things considered. I sometimes use a delay box, sometimes not. I would probably replace it with the same if I somehow lost it.
766171
You can use either. The only one you would have to pick between is the beep and vibe.
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you can put your own music on hold, there is a port for that. don't know about other two
894948
Yes you can, tapping the side buttons changes the track while holding changes the volume. I think pause/play is the front button.
1466373
Exactly. You can only use one at a time. If you want to use more than one effect, you can buy the Line6 M9 or M13 - these can stack effects (e.g., a delay + chorus + eq). More info at Line6 website
430701
No. The best way to describe this is 3 Flashback Delays with a built in tap tempo. This unit only has 30 seconds of loop time compared to the Ditto's 5 minutes. The X4 is designed to have the extra pre-sets. There is a way to adjust the delay time (not tap but holding down the button and then strumming the tempo) on the original Flashback. Ultimately I would say the only difference between the two are extra storage banks on the x4. Ultimately your decision may depend on how much loop time you want. The other difference is the x4 has two more delay options. Hope I helped!
1615059
Yes, slightly delay of less than 100ms. (0.1 sec) but noticeable since you're using wires for audio.
158669
Yes, it does. In fact, you can choose what you want the pedal to control -- either volume or any of the Comp/Efx, Drive, Modulation, Delay, and Reverb modules -- one at a time. Have fun!