Kemper PROFILER Bedienungsanleitung Seite 47

The Profiling Amplifier provides three types of delays in the DELAY module on the right.
Tap Delay
Free Delay
Analog Delay
Beside these differences, all three delay types work in the same way, and offer easy ways to create mono
or stereo (ping pong) delays. Only the left delay tap will feed its signal back to both delay taps; this simpli-
fication will help you to create great rhythmic delay patterns without increasing the density of the sound.
More details about delay parameters can be found in the "Reference manual".
Delay LEDs
♦
The delay LEDs will indicate the delay pattern by blinking in sync with the tempo.
Reverb
♦
This is the built-in reverb effect. It includes several room- and hall-type reverbs. The reverb"s TIME and MIX
parameters can be controlled with the dedicated hardware knobs on the upper half of the front panel.
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Both delay and reverb tails will even survive rig changes that use different delay and reverb settings. This
is called "spill over".
The delay time is linked to the tempo as selected in RIG settings, or by the TAP
tempo button.
Delay time is freely adjustable in milliseconds, and independent from the TAP
tempo. The delay time can be changed transparently, with no audible artifacts,
which is also true for the tap delay.
Delay time is adjustable in milliseconds, like in the free delay. However, adjusting the
delay time will create those crazy pitch shifts or Doppler effects, known from the
good ol" bucket brigade delays.
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