gendefect
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I'm pretty sure it's not a problem with my rhythm...
I've been playing around using my delay pedal to hit a note once and have it repeat over and over again slowly in time with the music. I've been playing along to a recording done to a click. What I keep noticing is that when I set the tap tempo based on the tempo of the track I'm playing along to, the delay doesn't seemed properly timed to the track, it always seems a little too fast. So I've started trying to hit the tap tempo just a little slower than the track itself. It's inexact, but that has seemed to get a lot closer to the delay actually staying in time with the track.
Has anyone else had a problem like this? I'm using an Empress Superdelay, which otherwise is awesome. I'm guessing it's not necessarily the Superdelay and that maybe this is just a quirk of tap tempos, but I'm wondering if anyone has any info. Thanks!
I've been playing around using my delay pedal to hit a note once and have it repeat over and over again slowly in time with the music. I've been playing along to a recording done to a click. What I keep noticing is that when I set the tap tempo based on the tempo of the track I'm playing along to, the delay doesn't seemed properly timed to the track, it always seems a little too fast. So I've started trying to hit the tap tempo just a little slower than the track itself. It's inexact, but that has seemed to get a lot closer to the delay actually staying in time with the track.
Has anyone else had a problem like this? I'm using an Empress Superdelay, which otherwise is awesome. I'm guessing it's not necessarily the Superdelay and that maybe this is just a quirk of tap tempos, but I'm wondering if anyone has any info. Thanks!