TimeFactor Newbie Needs Help...

[grey8]

Hi all.

Yesterday i got a TimeFactor in a trade. Im new to all this Eventide world, and to be sincere i couldnt get the TimeFactor to give me the dry signal of my guitar in the whole hour i spent tweaking knobs. All i could hear was the wet signal, despite of me tweaking the Dry/Wet knob and every other knob on the board. When the pedal is on bypass there is absolutely NO signal at all. I powered it using a universal adapter. I dont know what to do. Can anyone help me? PLEASE. Thanks in advance.

[SteveO]

Make sure that you are plugged into the mono input and output (#1).

[grey8]

I know. I am. Thanks.

[SteveO]

Have you reset the system? This might work. Unplug the unit, then plug it in while holding down the middle footswitch button and the encoder knob. Hold both down and wait for the screen to display "initializing" and run through it's process. See if that gets you going.

[zephaniah zion]

Have you reset the system? This might work. Unplug the unit, then plug it in while holding down the middle footswitch button and the encoder knob. Hold both down and wait for the screen to display "initializing" and run through it's process. See if that gets you going.

Yeah try this. From my initial reading of it, it has a 100% wet mode for users with parallel efx loops. Seems like the issue.:D

[mlweidl]

you have it in kill dry mode. hold down the encoder and there will be a menu that pops up for killdry then just go into there and select what ya need. I just got a timefactor a week ago and i didnt realize that the input was on the left and out on the right so i know you said you had that all dialed in in a previous post but thought i would mention

[grey8]

Unit reseted. Problem solved. Special Thanks to: SteveO, zephaniah_zion and mlweidl! :) ... Your help was highly appreciated :)

[zephaniah zion]

Good to go!:D