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  • June 18, 2015 at 10:02 pm #83996
    TheBluesDontChange
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    I’ve had the SMMH for 5 days now and I’m still getting used to it. I’ve been experimenting with all the different settings and have come across a problem. I attend the School of Rock in which I brought the pedal. I saw someone else using it there and when I went to play it, something was wrong with the delay time. No matter the delay time or the amount of repeats, on certain settings the first repeat is rushed while the other ones are on time. The repeats then don’t match up with the blinking light that tells you when the tempo of the repeats. I’m not sure what’s wrong and the manual doesn’t say anything of something like this. I was trying to get triplet or dotted eighth delay times but it never worked and now it’s doing this.

    August 9, 2015 at 4:27 pm #120835
    theodor
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    The only ways i can think this happens:

    You plugged into the right output, rather than mono, so the delay is split time in half but first repeat normal time.
    Same would occure if you plugged into the right input instead of the mono/left.

    mod delay changes the delay time to get the pitch variations, so it can’t be exact…but the blinknig light keeps up with that.

    reverse delay is ‘intelligent’ and senses the phrases so first repeat can be off time in an attempt to get that jimi hendrix type solo, not so great for exactly straight delays.. It also has ‘voices’ on the decay knob which is like adding extra delays, but will divide up the time of the main setting.

    -I think you have to put in dotted 8 or triplet manually. Haven’t tried it for a while, but switching from 3 sec to 1sec is the only real time division you get, into triplets, but not even sure if the tap tempo resets itself.

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