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BOSS DD-500 Digital Delay Guitar Effects Pedal

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Filled with newly developed BOSS technology, the DD-500 is the most powerful and versatile stompbox delay ever created. This incredible sound-creation toolbox offers 12 distinctive delay modes with exceptional audio quality, plus deep editing controls, a graphic display, patch memories, MIDI, and much more. From basic echo to dead-on emulations of classic delays to incredibly lush spatial textures that take your breath away, the DD-500 will launch your music places you never thought possible. Twelve Versatile Delay Modes and Deep Editing Options With the DD-500's 12 delay modes, you can create any delay sound you can imagine, and then some. Everything you need is here, from warm, gritty vintage delays and tape echo to complex modern delay lines that employ pitch shifting, filtering and other unique processing. With the hands-on knobs, it's easy to shape essential parameters and create great sounds immediately. Each delay type also includes a semi-parametric four-band EQ, modulation, ducking and many other parameters, allowing you to dive deep and refine tones with maximum precision. Unparalleled Sound Quality In the DD-500, every delay mode has been carefully crafted for a unique sonic personality and highly musical tones at every setting, realized by high-powered DSP running at 32-bit/96kHz. And while the DD-500's delay effects are high-end digital, your straight guitar tone remains 100% analog at all times, with your choice of buffered or true-bypass operation. In addition to strengthening the analog dry signal, buffered bypass has the added benefit of enabling carryover, so delay trails are not cut off unnaturally when the effect is switched off. Advanced Features for Stage and Studio Use In the world of sophisticated delay stomps, the DD-500 stands alone in practical usability. The large, integrated LCD fully supports the pedal's immense capabilities, giving you clear visibility of delay time, patch ID and more on one screen, plus sane navigation for detailed parameter tweaks, naming and system management. And via USB, it's simple to connect to your computer for patch backup and MIDI control with your favorite DAW. Intensive Real-Time Control With its freely assignable controls, the DD-500 delivers unmatched creative expression and performance flexibility. By default, the A, B and TAP/CTL switches offer intuitive control for two patches, bypass, bank selection, tap tempo and more. However, they can be customized to operate in alternate ways, such as providing top-level access to three different delay patches, or allowing you to use two patches at once for layered delay sounds. Instead of tap tempo, you'e able to assign the TAP/CTL switch to various real-time functions like Warp or Twist for a wide range of expressive effects. Even more parameters can be manipulated via an optional expression pedal or external switches, and MIDI I/O opens up many additional control options with advanced setups. DD-500 Delay Modes • Standard - Clear digital delay • Analog - Emulates classic analog BBDÂť delays like the BOSS DM series • Tape - Emulates the warm sound of tape-based delay units, including the Maestro Echoplex and legendary Roland RE-201 Space Echo • Vintage Digital - Emulations of early digital delays from the 1980s, including Roland's famous SDE-2000 and SDE-3000 rack units and the BOSS DD-2, the original stompbox digital delay • Dual - 2 different delay lines that can be connected in series or parallel • Pattern - 16 different delay lines that can be set independently for all types of unique rhythmic effects. • Reverse - Backwards delay for cool psychedelic effects and other unique tones • SFX - Special effectsÂť delay with a highly unique sound character • Shimmer - Pitch-shifted delays for lush, heavenly textures • Filter - Delay with a sweeping filter • Slow Attack - Ethereal delays that fade in with playing dynamics • Tera Echo - Spacious, animated ambience effect derived from the innovative BOSS TE-2 pedal DD-500 Assignable Control Functions The following functions can be assigned to the DD-500's onboard TAP/CTL switch and/or optional external footswitches. These assignments are stored as part of a patch. • Tap - Set the delay in time with a song's tempo • Hold - The delay's feedback is held continuously while the switch is pressed • Warp - Increases the delay's feedback and level simultaneously for powerful expressive effects • Twist - Adjusts multiple delay parameters with a single press, creating wild sounds similar to twisting the panel knobs in real time • Moment - Outputs the delay sound only when you hold down the switch • Roll 1/2 - Cuts the delay time to 1/2 of the current setting when you hold down the switch • Roll 1/4 - Cuts the delay time to 1/4 of the current setting when you hold down the switch • Roll 1/8 - Cuts the delay time to 1/8 of the current setting when you hold down the switch  • Fade In - Fades in the delay sound • Fade Out - Fades out the delay sound • Assign 1-8 - Allows you to assign and control up to eight different delay parameters at once 
 
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Electronic instruments are well known for their great versatility and all of the amazing sounds that they can produce. In many cases, those effects all come down to skillful use of the right pedals by a talented musician. When you're equipping your pedalboard, some of the first units you should look at are delay and reverb effects pedals. Delay pedals enable you to put a note on a timer and have it come back a few measures later. They're perfect for holding off a chord, then having it kick back in with a new sound layered in on top of it for cool combination effects. For example, you might mix a long, sustained note together with a more complex riff to briefly become your own rhythm guitarist. You can play a chord against itself to double up into a deeper, richer tone, or even simulate an echo for atmospheric effect.

Some delay pedals also come with full looping abilities, allowing you to play detailed multi-part melodies completely by yourself. A few artists to look to for great examples of delay pedal use are Angels and Airwaves, U2 and Muse. Reverb pedals are an entirely different animal. It brings its own unique type of sustain to a note, infusing the sound with strong texture and character through its distinctive echo. Creating a sound not quite like any other effect, reverb calls to mind the energetic surfer rock of the 1960s, such as Dick Dale's version of "Misirlou." You can stay true to those vintage roots or take the effect in a new, modern direction—it's up to you. With the added dimension they bring to your tone, you'll want to use your delay and reverb effects pedals at every performance. They make a unique contribution to the sound individually and even more so when you use them as a team.