User manual TC ELECTRONIC ND-1 NOVA DELAY

[. . . ] The ND-1 Nova Delay pedal features 6 different delay types: Delay Line, Dynamic, Reverse, Ping-Pong, Pan and Slap-back. Three different types of modulation (light, medium and heavy) can be applied to any of the delay types. The modulation is applied to the delay repeats only which makes the Nova Delay unique compared to setups where a delay pedal is used in conjunction with a chorus pedal. The all-new Audio TappingTM technology enables you to set the tempo of the delay by playing a rhythm into the pedal while holding down the TAP TEMPO switch. [. . . ] · Press and hold the PRESET button until LEDs 1, 2 and 3 blink rapidly one after the other. The preset is now stored at the current location. When you store a preset from manual mode, this preset will overwrite the preset that was recalled the last time you were in preset mode. When storing a preset from manual mode, all parameters are stored according to the position of the knobs and LEDs. When storing a preset from preset mode only the edited parameters are stored. 13 - Mod Style Three different styles of modulation on the delay repeats can be selected. The level of the modulation is adjusted using the Mod Level knob. 14 - Type Delay Line: Standard high quality delay line. Dynamic: The Dynamic Delay is a feature that was initially introduced in the legendary TC 2290. It allows the dynamics of the input level to reduce the delay output level while you play and increase the delay level when you stop playing. The result can be a clear and undisturbed source signal while you play and a significant delay level when pausing. For optimal performance of the dynamic delay the Nova Delay should be calibrated according to the input signal. Please refer to the step-bystep guide on calibrating the input sensitivity. Reverse: The Reverse delay is a great effect when a more mysterious, exotic delay style is required. The input signal is sampled and played in reverse. 1000 ms), try setting the MIX knob at 100% and the FEEDBACK knob at 0. This will give you a true feeling of playing "backwards" 11 OPERATION PingPong: The PingPong delay causes the delay to alternate between the left and right channels, resulting in a very nice stereo feel. Pan: In Pan mode the delay repeats shift between left and right output channels. The time it takes to pan the delay repeats depends on the set delay time. The pan-position shifts from 100% left to 100% right in 5 repeats. Slap-Back: Slap-back is the characteristic short delay type. Use delay times from 80 to 140 ms and go back 50 years in time or use even shorter delays with a minimum of feedback to cover the funky sound from the late seventies to the early eighties. [. . . ] Output Level: Output type Impedance Sense input impedance Overall data D to A Conversion A to A delay Dynamic range THD Frequency Response Crosstalk EMC Complies with: ¼" phone jacks w. mono-sense Single ended 1 MOhm 16 dBu @ 12V supply Environment Operating Temperature: Storage Temperature: Humidity: General Finish: ¼" phone jacks w. mono-sense 16 dBu @ 12V supply Balanced/Single ended w. ground sense 0 Ohm 225 ohm Dimensions: Weight: Mains Voltage 32° F to 122° F (0° C to 50° C) -22° F to 167° F (-30° C to 70° C) Max. [. . . ]