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Looping Delay

4ms Company

User Manual 1.0 – June 11, 2023

The Looping Delay is a clock-based delay for creative synthesis. Not a tape or analog

emulation, but a modern crystal-clear digital delay, the Looping Delay combines features of

delay, looping, and sample-tight synchronization for powerful and dynamic sound capture and

modification. Based on the offers the same high-Dual Looping Delay, the Looping Delay

quality sound in a smaller, single-channel format.

• Stereo or mono mode (Return/Send becomes right channel In/Out in stereo mode)

• 87 seconds maximum delay/loop time in mono, or 43 seconds in stereo.

• 48kHz/24-bit sampling rate, loop recorded at 16-bit

• Extremely quiet, low noise, low jitter design

• Delay and loop time is sync-able to a clock, or a division or multiplication of a clock

• Infinite Hold mode for looping and windowing

• Reverse feature for toggling direction of playback

• Feedback ranges from 0% to 110%

• 1V/octave tracking for Resonant Delays (Karplus-Strong)

• Wet/Dry mix output, as well as dedicated Send/Return for feedback loop

• CV and trigger inputs for all features

Table of Contents

Setting up your Looping Delay

1. Power off your Eurorack system.

2. On the back of the you will see a 16-pin header labeled “-12V”. The 16-pin header Looping Delay

connects to a Eurorack power header using the included power cable. Connect one end of the

power cable to a Eurorack power header on your power supply distribution board and the other end

to the Looping Delay with the red stripe on the power cable oriented towards the bottom of the

module.

3. Using the included screws, securely attach the to the rails of your case. Looping Delay

4. Power on your Eurorack system.

Note: The Looping Delay is reverse-polarity protected, but incorrectly connecting any module in any

system can damage other modules on the power bus.

Setting up your Looping Delay! "..............................................................................2

Basic features:! ".......................................................................................................3

Controls and Jacks! "................................................................................................3

Infinite Hold vs. 100% Feedback! "...........................................................................7

Why do I hear something I played a long time ago?! ".............................................7

Signal Routing: Using Send and Return! "................................................................8

Advanced Usage 8

Loop start and stop points: Trimming the loop! "......................................................8

Windowing (aka Scrolling or Scrubbing)! "................................................................8

Using CV with Windowing! "...............................................................................9

Unquantized Time Mode and 1V/Oct CV! "..............................................................9

Stereo and Mono Modes! ".....................................................................................10

Octave Up/Down When changing Modes! ".....................................................10

Memory Clear! "......................................................................................................10

Quantized Change Mode! ".....................................................................................11

Using External Clocks! "..........................................................................................11

Patch Ideas 12

Resonant Delay (Waveguide, Karplus-Strong)! ".....................................................12

Basic Resonant Delay! "....................................................................................12

Playing Resonance with a keyboard or sequencer! "........................................12

Sound on Sound Looping #1: Creating and Removing Layers! "...........................12

Peeling off Layers! "..........................................................................................13

Sound on Sound Looping #2: External Control! "...................................................13

Sound on Sound Looping #3: More External Control! "..........................................13

Granular Scrubbing! "..............................................................................................14

Special Features 15

Bus Clock Jumper! "...............................................................................................15

System Settings Mode! "........................................................................................15

Audio Bootloader! ".................................................................................................18

Firmware Version! ".................................................................................................18

Hardware Test Mode! "............................................................................................19

Factory Reset! ".......................................................................................................19

Technical Specifications!......................................................................................19

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Basic features:

• 87 seconds of delay/loop time in mono mode, 43 seconds in stereo mode

• 48kHz/24-bit sampling rate, loop is stored at 16-bit

• Extremely quiet, low-noise and low-jitter design

• button and external clock jack set the timing for one "beat"Ping

• Delay/loop time set as a number of musical beats (or fractions of beats) using the knob, Time

switch, and CV jack

• Sample-accurate master clock output for perfect synchronization

• Loop clock output

• Time switches change range of knob from 1/8th notes up to 32 barsTime

• Digital feedback, up to 110%

• control, independent of dry/wet signal mixDelay Feed

• mode disables recording and plays a loopInfinite Hold

• Start and End points of loop can be modified in real-time for “scrubbing” or “windowing”

• mode plays memory contents backwardsReverse

• Resonant Delays (ala Karplus-Strong)

• Delay time can be as short as 650uS

• CV jack can respond at 1V/octave in Time Unquantized Time Mode

• Trigger inputs for toggling Infinite Hold and Reverse

• for feedback with external modules Send and Return

• function as right channel In and Out in stereo modeSend and Return

• CV jacks to control (record level), and Time, , Feedback Delay Feed Mix

• Various algorithms can be selected interfacing with jittery external clocks (External Clock De-

jitter)

• quantizes toggling of Quantized Change Mode Infinite Hold and Reverse

• HP Eurorack module 16

Controls and Jacks

Ping Button and Jack

The Ping button allows you to tap the tempo to set the base clock. One tap is

equal to one beat. The base clock can also be set by an external clock by

patching it into the jack Ping .

The Looping Delay requires a base time, which is referred to as a in this “beat”

manual. The delay/loop time is mathematically related to the length of one beat. If

you are familiar with other 4ms modules, you may be familiar with the concept of

“Ping”. In the is the Looping Delay, the beat Ping.

There are several ways to establish a beat:

• button twice. One beat will equal the time between your taps. Tap the Ping

• Patch an external clock into the jack. One beat will equal the time Ping

between the last two pulses received at the jack.

• Just turn on the and do nothing more! The Looping Delay Looping Delay

automatically boots up at 240BPM.

Another way of setting the timing is by jumpering the Clock Bus header to RECV

and using a Clock Bus master (such as the 4ms QCD or MiniPEG) to send the

clock over the power distribution board. See the section on Bus Clock Jumper

page 15.

The Looping Delay’s clock is extremely stable and jitter-free. It's highly

recommended to use the internal clock (tap clock) if possible, Looping Delay

because it's quantized to the sample clock and has less jitter than most

commercially available clock sources. Using the as a master clock Looping Delay

will provide the tightest timing possible. However, if it's not possible to use the

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Categorie:	Niet gecategoriseerd
Model:	Looping Delay

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