Empress Effects Superdelay - Manual (Page 14)

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Misc Mode
Sub-mode A – Dynamic I: Feedback increases as input volume
decreases.
In sub-mode A, feedback increases up to the value where the feedback
knob is set as the input signal gets quieter. During a loud passage the
feedback will decrease to nearly zero.
For example: If you have the feedback knob at 50%, when you play
quietly or as notes ring out and sustain, the feedback will increase
gradually to 50%.
Sub-mode B – Dynamic II: Mix increases as input volume decreases
In sub-mode B the mix increases (i.e. more wet) to the value where the
mix knob is set as the input signal gets quieter. Conversely, the mix
decreases (i.e. more dry) as the input signal gets louder.
Sub-mode C – Tap Mute: Soft bypass with trails
When playing, the output signal will be 100% dry until the tap switch is
pressed once, after which you will start to hear the delayed signal.
When you press the tap switch again the input signal stops being routed
into the delay processor, but you will hear the tails of the delayed signal
trail off.
Sub-mode C is great if you only want delay in certain sections of the
song but don’t want the delay signal to cut off abruptly when turning off
the effect using the bypass switch.