Time after Time by Decibel 11 - Unboxing and Quicklook Episode 27

In this episode, we take a look at the Time after Time by Decibel 11. This is a feature-rich Bucket Brigade analog delay pedal with a lot of digital control. This pedal includes tap tempo, midi control, two-speed modulation, and 11 memory preset.

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Don’t have time to watch the whole video? Check out these video timestamps:

0:00 - Intro
1:05 - What is it?
2:00 - How you change the settings and find the preset configuration
3:10 - Controls
3:40 - Modulation speeds
5:10 - Changing presets
7:17 - Changing presets when tap tempo is engaged
8:00 - One use idea
10:05 - Feedback and Mix knobs while playing
11:17 - Modulation knob while playing
13:50 - Subdivisions
14:50 - Final thoughts
16:44 - Playing out through the presents

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[bobn.frapples]

I have had the pedal for about two years and like the sound and feel. It is built like a tank, for sure. Getting used to the interface took a lot of time and I had to drop and go back to it several times. I am still not sure I fully understand everything. It really does have a nice warm tone.

[FuckBalls]

I'm a beginner-intermediate weird sci-fi soundtrack music maker, and I'm pretty sure this is going to be my first foray into MIDI. Going to be getting this for Xmas. I really, really would have loved the modulation to be syncable and not just that rotary style fast/slow, but meh, what are you going to do.

I'll figure out the exact speed of both modulation settings, figure out what the bpm of both mod settings are, set the delays to match the mod settings, bam, you can get a few tapes worth of wonky experimentation out of that probably.

Wish me luck as I try my first foray into actual manual reading lol.

[ColinStuart]

Another reason that I don't do pedals!