Eventide TimeFactor question

[AngelBrooks]

1) Can you engage both delays at once? i.e. Bank 1-1, and Bank 1-2 at the same time. . . like a dotted 8th and a quater etc.

2)If not, how does it do stereo? Panning?

[Angle Loss]

You can't do two seperate patches at once. You can do two delays at once per patch. Look at the operating panel and there are seperate controls for each delay (ie. two digital delays or two tape delays, etc per patch).

The most helpful thing would be to download the manual off of the Eventide website, it is pretty thorough. You can do seperate tap tempo'd time divisions on one patch as well (delay A=dotted eights, delay B=quarter note triplets, and so on). It is like owning a rack mount delay in a pedal.

[AngelBrooks]

Oh ok, wow. . . sounds sweet. I am assuming I'd need to run it into two separate amps to make that happen? Can you further individualize Delays A & B with the amount of MOD and all that?

[BTBAM]

Delay A and Delay B would have the same amount of modulation if you are using them on top of one another. you don't need two separate amps for it to work...but it does sound worlds better.

[freak4liferu]

Question? Does the Timefactor nail .1/8th stuff? And how hard is it to dile in?

[GtrWiz]

Originally Posted by freak4liferu

Question? Does the Timefactor nail .1/8th stuff? And how hard is it to dile in?

there are tons of rhythm options from whole notes to 64th's, set it for dotted 8ths and hit the tap switch.

[mild]

The Timefactor nails everything. Best stompbox delay on the market.