Does this pedal have a chromatic mode?
1175699
Yesset it on chromatic, tune your instruments to concert pitch ( the A note above middle C has a frequency of 440 Hz ) and you're good in any key.
751414
There are multiple modes and it will do either of those things depending on which mode you choose. I generally leave mine in multicolor mode which changes color with each beat.
1665211
The comments above are all correct. Although in Chromatic mode (C) it will show the correct note at any octave, it does not indicate which octave it is. As A. Fleischman indicated, in Guitar mode (Bass and Ukulele too) it will show the string number, but only on the open string. Thanks for the question.
206403
Hello Michael. Yes it has different distortion modes. Some of them are ok for metal (then again it depends which kind of metal). If you are looking for distortion among other effects I recommend it. If you are looking only for a distortion effect I recommend you find a more specialized pedal. Cheers.
1806799
No. The pedal is really only designed to control Line6 Multi-effect. It does that well, but can't be used with standard pedals.
1906604
you only use the tone/ volume from your guitar / bass. It does have a distortion mode.
299852
NOT just a display preference. The strobe is much more accurate. Standard modes are 0.5 cent accurate and strobe is .1 cent. From T.C. Electronics website:"Chromatic ChampBesides the Polyphonic tuner, PolyTune has a chromatic tuner that can hang with the best current tuning technology out there, with an amazing 0.5 cent accuracy.-----------------------------------------------------------------Full Strobe AheadThe strobe tuner in PolyTune 2 is super accurate and super fast. Finetune your instruments with surgical precision at blinding speeds. Sounds good, right? We're talking +/- 0.1Cent tuning accuracy and in case you don't really know what that means - believe us there are atomic clocks that'd kill for that accuracy." NOT just a display preference. The strobe is much more accurate. Standard modes are 0.5 cent accurate and strobe is .1 cent. From T.C. Electronics website:"Chromatic ChampBesides the Polyphonic tuner, PolyTune has a chromatic tuner that can hang with the best current tuning technology out there, with an amazing 0.5 cent accuracy.-----------------------------------------------------------------Full Strobe AheadThe strobe tuner in PolyTune 2 is super accurate and super fast. Finetune your instruments with surgical precision at blinding speeds.... » Read More NOT just a display preference. The strobe is much more accurate. Standard modes are 0.5 cent accurate and strobe is .1 cent. From T.C. Electronics website:"Chromatic ChampBesides the Polyphonic tuner, PolyTune has a chromatic tuner that can hang with the best current tuning technology out there, with an amazing 0.5 cent accuracy.-----------------------------------------------------------------Full Strobe AheadThe strobe tuner in PolyTune 2 is super accurate and super fast. Finetune your instruments with surgical precision at blinding speeds. Sounds good, right? We're talking +/- 0.1Cent tuning accuracy and in case you don't really know what that means - believe us there are atomic clocks that'd kill for that accuracy." « Show Less
65124
I use multi fx also and I wanted to be able to change the sound and loop so I put it last in line... BTW... love the pedal... I use it playing out.
882619
hi, i have ordered 2 sets of these pedals/ the first/older set is mostly shiny chrome with some matte highlights, and the second set is slightly darker with matte blended into some of the line. sorry, doesn't sound like much help. good luck. appearance aside, these pedals deliver performance wise.
1889772
Yes, and it does have a ducking mode of which I find most useful. Here is a free download of the manual. Highly suggest reading it. Best delay pedal I have ever owned. http://cdn-downloads.tcelectronic.com/media/159407/tc-electronic-flashback-delay-manual-english.pdf.
2235339
Not sure what you're asking but, the pedal is "single program" (stereo or mono) and there is no "thru" output.
147245
.yes it does.....the control buttons are on top of the speaker and if you push the light button it switches modes color patterns and movement, cycle through them and there will be a mode where it pulses to the beat of the music and then there are a few more modes where it changes colors and patterns.It also has a lights off mode and if u run your finger in a circle around the edge, like u do on an iPod you can switch the colors from rainbow to each single color.
390379
The tuner has a chromatic mode that shows the closest note including sharps and flats. It also has modes for a half and full step down from the standard guitar tuning.
190617
No, it has a built in microphone that changes the lights each time there is a different type of tone.
953825
Nope, not that I have found at least. You can cycle through red, blue, or purple, but not off.
644357
No, the pedal operates the various channels of the amplifier and the and the options on those channels, if available.. For instance, it will switch between the clean and overdrive channel and on the overdrive side it will provide less and more overdrive. The fender amp must have two channel for this pedal to useful.
2017937
when it is on blue (the lowest level) you cannot even hear it. When it is purple (second level) it is a low quiet hum of "white noise." When it is on the highest level you can definitely hear it, but it isn't particularly annoying. I keep it on automatic, so it will cycle up to purple or red if it needs too, but literally 90-95% of the time it is on blue and I forget it is there.