Does this pedal allow for delay trails (after switching off) when in buffered bypass mode?
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.
636156
The switch does fade in/out to the set point. It seems that it ramps up faster than down, I haven't timed it though.
1403733
You have to program your pedal to go back and forward, If you go to the site http://www.altoedge.com/pedals/AE-transcription-bundle.html you could find explanation. Good luck
739403
The pedal does not control the effects loop. Only channl switching and reverb . I the new peavey classic 30 for 2013 it also controls the boost switch,but still not the effects loop which is independent.
904498
Presets not sure if they have A/B switch but you can turn off or on each pedal in settings or choose another pedal distortion or modulation etc..there is a direct line in as well. There is a pedal board button you can turn on for true stomp box mode in each preset as well as amp/cab bypass button.
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.
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.
518432
I had this happen to me. On mine, it was the pins inside the USB connection that had become bent from me connecting and disconnecting my footpedal between work and home. Try connecting it into one of the other USB ports on your computer and see if that helps. I ended up buying a second pedal that I could keep at home so I wouldn't keep moving the one from computer to computer. As long as I keep it plugged into the USB port, the defective one (that I still use) continues to work.
1305354
Yep. The instruction sheet says, "The Pedal will allow your choice of external switches as an alternative to the built-in switches; see PageFlip website for many switch options." I haven't tried it, though.
1811472
if it's for tap delay pulse, it doesn't. if it's for holding a loop it might. the Hosa has latching buttons. I know it doesn't work with a Tap Delay Pedal since you need rhythm pulsing, with a loop I deduce one stomp would start recording and another stomp would end it (whereas with a unlatching pedal, you'd have to hold it depressed while the loop is recorded and let go to cut it off) Either way you can buy theses switches and turn it into an unlatching footswitch: SPST PUSH BUTTON SWITCH MOMENTARY-ON NORMALLY OPEN
1811471
if it's for tap delay pulse, it doesn't. if it's for holding a loop it might. the Hosa has latching buttons. I know it doesn't work with a Tap Delay Pedal since you need rhythm pulsing, with a loop I deduce one stomp would start recording and another stomp would end it (whereas with a unlatching pedal, you'd have to hold it depressed while the loop is recorded and let go to cut it off) Either way you can buy theses switches and turn it into an unlatching footswitch: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006M4ZGOI/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
1303494
I have 4 of them on one circuit and one actually starts slower than the others, but only slightly. I would think up to 1 second delay would still be in the scope of normal operation.
1392378
Not really. It times out much quicker than that. If there is a tacet movement in an orchestral score, it goes to sleep. I accidentally left it on for several weeks, but the batteries did not run down. It's now relegated to backup, as I prefer the BiliPro USB pedal.
1632123
I'm using the pedal to control my teleprompter. My software didn't recognize the pedal at all but Pedable, which EAIves recommended below did the trick. And it's completely free and fully functional.
2272408
No, the GCB95 does not have true bypass. I make sure to run it 1st in my effects chain. Has no/much less affect on bypassed tone than the Vox wah.
2114508
When clicked, this foot pedal switches between the 2 channels on your amp (if you have a 2 channel amp) I have a Crate, and when I click it goes from the clean channel to the overdrive channel. It can also be used as a tempo pedal to plug into a delay effect that has a tap input.
391729
I noticed my plug to the pedal was to long but it works. So not sure what your question is.