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Extra Faux Tape (EFT) 

- we call this tap delay mode ‘extra faux tape’ as it really 

doesn’t emulate any tape machine we know of, but it does offer fairly clean, 
straightforward repeats up to 1.2 seconds, with one major difference from other 
modes: the modulation speed runs at approximately the same rate as the delay 
time, as if the delay time was controlled by changing the playback rate of a tape 
machine with fixed heads. Modulation in the EFT mode is also ‘glitchier’ than the 
smooth modulation in the other three modes, with higher modulation depths 
giving very pronounced and abrupt pitch changes. And as with the other three 
modes, holding down the TAP/MOD switch toggles modulation on / off.

 

DLY 

The DLY knob sets the delay time manually in a continuously variable fashion. Min and max 

delay times are mode specific 

 

MOD

The MOD knob sets the depth of the modulation effect applied to the delay repeats. Turning the 

control clockwise will increase the modulation effect. In the first three modes (Vintage, 

Galloping Eighths and Ambient), modulation speed is fixed, while in the EFT mode the 

modulation speed roughly matches whatever is set for the delay time. Also see ‘TAP/MOD’ 

below.

 

FBK 

The FBK knob determines the amount of signal fed back from the output of the effect to 
its input, and controls the number of repeats that will result from a played note or chord. 
Turning this control clockwise increases the number of repeats. Setting this control to 
minimum at the fully counterclockwise position will result in zero feedback and a single 
repeat. Positioning the knob fully clockwise gives almost an infinite number of repeats - 
without going into oscillation - making it easy to do cool ‘sound on sound’ ambient 
effects.

 

MIX 

The MIX knob determines the amount of effect signal to be added to the direct signal 
path, ranging from none at counterclockwise, to a few dB louder than the direct signal at 
full clockwise.

 

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Mode

Min Delay Time (ms)

Max Delay Time (ms)

Vintage

80

600

Galloping Eighths

160

900

Ambient

160

300

Extra Faux Tape (EFT)

120

1200

Counter Point user manual v1.0

 

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Summary of Contents for Counter Point

Page 1: ... Counter Point Multitap delay User Manual v1 0 Jan 19 2015 Counter Point user manual v1 0 1 ...

Page 2: ...no mathematical manipulation at all and unlike standard analog digital conversion codecs used in the vast majority of digital audio gear there are no digital anti aliasing and reconstruction filters used here This proven delay architecture delivers richly dynamic tone to thousands of Memory Lane Jr and Quantum Leap s already in use today All signal paths around this sampling engine are analog the ...

Page 3: ...FO and delay times TapView TM allows the player to visually see the tap tempo speed on the ON OFF LED while tapping AutoDouble TM tap algorithm in the Vintage mode intelligently sets the delay rate twice as fast when tapping rates slower than the max delay time of 600 ms standard 9V negative tip adapter ready with gig backup battery power life of 2 hours compact Hammond 1590BB cast aluminum case a...

Page 4: ...off naturally Should you prefer to have the Counter Point operate in True Bypass mode you will need to set the internal DIP switches as shown below Note that switch 1 is not related to the bypass setting but to the Kill Dry mode noted below USING A PARALLEL FX LOOP If you plan on using the Counter Point in a parallel FX loop and would like to control the effect mix using your amp control we recomm...

Page 5: ...ixed Tap for delay time hold to toggle modulation on off Green when ON red for modulation on Galloping Eighths Flashing yellow Controls delay time Controls modulation depth modulation speed is fixed Tap for delay time hold to toggle modulation on off Green when ON red for modulation on Ambient Flashing red Controls delay time Controls modulation depth modulation speed is fixed Tap for delay time h...

Page 6: ...sed And for those who used two different delays one dotted eighth one quarter note on their board for stacked timing this mode can free up some board space Ambient flashing red the ambient mode sits in a grey area between a tap delay and reverb It has a carefully designed set of three echoes that are timed to not overlap and create a dense echo tail when used with a lot of feedback echo regenerati...

Page 7: ...ll increase the modulation effect In the first three modes Vintage Galloping Eighths and Ambient modulation speed is fixed while in the EFT mode the modulation speed roughly matches whatever is set for the delay time Also see TAP MOD below FBK The FBK knob determines the amount of signal fed back from the output of the effect to its input and controls the number of repeats that will result from a ...

Page 8: ...t EFT is saved to flash memory whenever toggled by holding down the TAP MOD and will retain this even after power cycling This makes it simple to set up each mode with either modulation on off as a permanent association in that mode BETWEEN MODE SETTING SAVES As you toggle between modes whether or not you have used the knob delay or tapped delay setting is saved for that mode and reloaded when tog...

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