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The Strymon Timeline: Damn straight, it needs it's own thread

sooooooooo...... am i being an idiot or does the update only let you install THEIR named patches? i can't figure out how to rename anything of mine.

murrrrrrrrrrrrrrr?

Ben,

Re-download the manual. It's been updated. On Page 7 the Name Parameter:

Allows editing the 16 character name of the current patch. Use the VALUE encoder to change the selected character. Use the TYPE encoder to select a character. Exit by pressing
the VALUE encoder, then press and hold the TYPE encoder to SAVE the name permanently.

note: For the patch name to be displayed the NAMES global must be set to ON or SCROLL.
 
Alvaro Martín Gómez A.;12121212 said:
Taking these statements into account, maybe the Timeline isn't actually that expensive since it performs the tasks of two pedals (more than) fairly well.

You know, the more I read about and hear from this pedal, the more I'm convinced of that statement. I know it's overkill for me to some extent, but it's just that I'm fascinated by the set of features and the quality that seems to ooze from this unit. Although I'm not thinking of buying it right now, I have a curious question: Is it always out of stock? I mean, is there always a waiting time for purchasing it, or is that situation temporary?
 
Its the largest and most complicated effect on my board... and I intent on adding a DAA DMC-3XL to broaden its usage... I love this thing, and I barely understand how to use it.

I think I finally do understand the concept of bank usage and parameter saving; as apposed to knob twiddling every time I switch delay effects... I'm... learning... :)