Delays that still trail when you shut them off?

[fireincairo]

I know the new digitech Hardwire will do this. Are there any others?

[PunkerTrav]

The Digitech Digidelay will do that as well.

[SS_korn89]

Boss dd-20 will

[Swimming Bird]

DD-6. Pigtronix Echolution has a switch for trails or no.

[bassteban]

I believe you can set the DL-4 to do this.

[Jared Lash]

The Echo Park has a switch to turn trails on or off.

[Trevorus]

Just use a bypass switch on any delay. Pretty easy to do. (I'd have to do it with my Ibanez Delay)

[dancehallclasher]

almost any modern digital delay does it.

[KarateKid25]

Boss PS-3 is another that trails off.

(Trevorus your Avatar is kinda creeping me out!)

[Unrepresented]

Subdecay Echo Box will when switched into buffer bypass mode.

[GeoffByrne]

Marshall Echohead has two outputs - one trails, the other doesn't - also has 7 modes & is pretty cheap, but not rubbish (IMHO).

[lousybassist]

Another one is Malekko Echo 600, and probably the other Echo model as well.

[Andy Will]

Eventide Timefactor...........though it seems no-one on the forum has much interest in this fantastic pedal apart from me.........

[irvinz]

im very much interested in that fantastic pedal... but just cant afford it

[SMASH]

Originally Posted by Andy Will

Eventide Timefactor...........though it seems no-one on the forum has much interest in this fantastic pedal apart from me.........

Hadn't heard of it before. Checked it out online and it seems great.

Crappy site though, so I'm left with questions :

- how long is the looping?

- can you add to the loop? Remove additions?

Thanks.

[Andy Will]

Is true.......I did have to save my pocket money a while for that one!

It's now become the heart of my pedalboard due to the number of unusual, but highly useable sounds onboard as well as the delays.

Anyway, enough going off-topic from me! haha!

[Andy Will]

Originally Posted by SMASH

Hadn't heard of it before. Checked it out online and it seems great.

Crappy site though, so I'm left with questions :

- how long is the looping?

- can you add to the loop? Remove additions?

Thanks.

Check the interactive demo on the site too, it's pretty cool and demos some pre-sets (unfortunately with a guitar but you get the idea).

Is only a simple stacking looper (no removing layers possible currently). I think the loop time is 12 seconds. The good thing with it is that there are regular software updates which have increased the specs greatly since the original details were posted e.g. now it is 40 instead of 20 presets and a lot of functional things have been added/improved with more to come.

There are several types of bypass onboard depending if you want the trails or true bypass.

[grovest]

Originally Posted by SMASH

Hadn't heard of it before. Checked it out online and it seems great.

Crappy site though, so I'm left with questions :

- how long is the looping?

- can you add to the loop? Remove additions?

Thanks.

I hope this is alright to bump. The looper is 12 seconds at full resolution. But, it can record 24 or 48 seconds with lesser fidelity. I have been playing with it at the 24 second setting and during jamming with CDs I do not notice inferior sound. I'm also using the 'filter' knob on it as a high pass for the recorded sound (you can adjust the loop to cut lows, highs, or none). It is also nice in that it can time loops and start/stop with 'beats', derived via MIDI (an Alesis SR 18 in my case).

Regarding dubbing, you can indeed dub over a loop either by means of addition or substitution. It would be cool to have more than one loop in memory (or 'layers' as Andy wrote) but that isn't possible now.

[TaySte_2000]

Originally Posted by Unrepresented

Subdecay Echo Box will when switched into buffer bypass mode.

+1 the most musical delay pedal ever

[fireincairo]

Originally Posted by PunkerTrav

The Digitech Digidelay will do that as well.

I ended up picking up a Digidelay on closeout at GC this weekend. It was a display model and only $25 bucks.