Nova Delay, finding the current knob settings for preset?

I'd like to know this as well.
I thought it's supposed to work like that in the manual setting, then store them in the presets.
I can't seem to get mine to hold the delay time. Something is causing it to revert to audio tapping mode after I've stored a delay time in one of the 1-9 preset spots. I'm probably just not reading the manual carefully.

 

You probably have the Audio Tapping mode turned on in your manual mode, making it do the same when you save your presets.

 

Read the manual - it explains how to set your unit so that you set the delay time. It was a pain in the butt at first but now it's not a problem, as I have all of my presets using different pre-defined delay times.

 

It's a little tricky...
First you must understand that there are two sections to the pedal. Preset and Global.

The only way you can tell which mode you are is in the green light on the Preset button. If it's blinking you are in preset mode. If it stays on you are in global.

If you step on the Tap button too long you will switch into global and your presets won't appear to be working. They're still saved but you won't have access until you go back to preset mode.

The book in my opinion is crap!

 

Can't be done.

 

Hey Stomp,
Can't do it AFAIK.
I had an email dialog with TC a while back b/c I LOVE the Nova, but I find their implementation of knobs/settings to be frustrating.

For instance, I often use only a touch a delay, set Mix Level to like "4" in one of my presets. So, if I want to bring the delay level up a bit and I don't recall what my level setting is (who memorizes every all knob settings for all presets???), I have to begin to turn the Mix Level knob, which won't trigger a change in the display until it gets to 15-20 or so. And then I am like... Damn, where was I -- I only want a touch more -- what value do I set it to? And I have to start guessing at values.

Is this your problem as well? If so, TC says tough nuggies - no can do.
If I am wrong here, someone tell me. I'd love to hear it.

 

Stompbox.
Report back!

 

I just read through the manual, and I sure couldn't find a way to do that. Which, coincidentally, is why I printed out a few forms to write down my own presets last friday, when I finally had a day to try and dial in some usable presets. This way I can keep the documents with my board, and jot down the changes whenever I edit a preset.