Catalinbread - CSIDMAN 基于老式CD机 数字延时 单块效果器
CSIDMAN 是一个功能不凡的数字延时效果器,除了一般延时单块的时间,混合比反馈等功能,它还提供了闩锁功能,可以将延时片段如卡在一个时间容器里,而你可以控制这个片段的重放。 CatalinRead采用了老式CD机的概念,并将其集成到单块效果器中!
- 型号: CSIDMAN
- 价格: 1617
- 产地: 美国
CSIDMAN 是一个功能不凡的数字延时效果器,除了一般延时单块的时间,混合比反馈等功能,它还提供了闩锁功能,可以将延时片段如卡在一个时间容器里,而你可以控制这个片段的重放。 CatalinRead采用了老式CD机的概念,并将其集成到单块效果器中!
操控:
TIME :控制延迟时间,最长可达725mS
MIX :干湿渲染度,可以控制从100%湿到100%干。
FEED:控制反馈量。
CUTS :剪切(与LATCH 闩锁钮一起使用)控制缓冲存储器的长度。
LATCH :闩锁控制。当完全逆时针时,它不会跳过,允许您使用踏板作为传统的数字延迟。当顺时针方向满时,该单元被卡在重复缓冲存储器中的任何内容。在12点,这个旋钮是跳过播放状态和非跳过采样状态之间的50/50平衡。
供电:标准DC9-18V 正极 ,9V下工作电流为60ma
演示视频:
TIME Controls the echo delay line’s delay time up to 725mS, as well as the rate of the glitch.
MIX Gives you control over the wet/dry balance from 100% wet to 100% dry.
FEED Controls the amount of feedback going back into the unit.
CUTS (used in conjunction with the LATCH knob) controls the buffer memory length.
LATCH controls the relative time in a cycle that the CSIDMAN is in a latching skipping state. When full counterclockwise, it doesn’t skip, allowing you to use the pedal as a traditional digital delay. When full clockwise, the unit is stuck repeating whatever is in the buffer memory. At noon, this knob is a 50/50 balance (though random) between a skip-playback state and non-skip sample state.
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