Time-glide Delay

The Time-glide pedal Delay starts with the 'standard' Delay Time, Repeats and Level controls, adds a second (switchable) Delay Time control and then finishes with being able to set the transition time (or 'glide time') between each delay setting. With a maximum of 400ms (approx) of delay time in 'normal' delay mode and 800ms of clocked/aliased/noisy delay in 'long' delay mode, plus the ability to use an external expression pedal to create densely-textured and/or delay-feedback sounds, the Time-glide Delay is perfect for the more experimental musician who also needs 'vanilla' delay sounds from the same pedal. Traditional musicians will also find the flexibilty of the Time-glide Delay a boon to their creative music processes.

Samples:
Samples were recorded a Strat (rear pickup replaced with a humbucker) -> TGD pedal -> M-Audio 2496, and then processed and resampled through three different Native Instruments Guitar Rig models. This gives an approximation to the sounds achievable through different amp / cab combinations. Please note - I really can't play guitar at all ;^) , but still feel these samples still give an idea of what is possible with this pedal. :^)

Features
- each pedal hand-assembled in Australia using quality components and professionally manufactured PCB
- Delay Time 1, Delay Time 2, Time Range, Glide Tim, Repeats and Level controls
- Digital Delay with simulated 'analog' sound (repeats sound 'warmer' with each iteration)
- maximum delay time approx 400ms in 'normal' delay time mode; approx 800ms in 'long' delay time mode (note that 'long' delay time mode results in clock and aliasing noise in the processed signal - this is NOT suitable for hi-fi delays, but is intended for noise/loop/experimental sounds)
- footswitch for selecting between Delay Time 1 and Delay Time 2, with LED indication of which Delay Time is selected
- footswitch for bypass / effect engage, with LED indication when pedal is 'on'
- jack for expression pedal (eg Roland EV5) control of 'Repeats', allows subtle texturing or delay-feedback madness!
- operates from any regulated 9V power supply with a centre-negative 2.1mm DC plug
- heavy-duty and tour-reliable construction; pedal measures 4.70"W x 3.7"D x 1.5"H