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Yes,the U2 simple tipical delay opr david gilmour,you know usually setup with the tempo funcion for ex. a 3/4 note and tapping on the downbeat of a 4/4 pattern,groove or whatever,really easy to get with a DD-20,but not so accurate with the DL4.I tried setting the delay time rotating knob of the DL4 to the 3/4 note (at around 1.00 o´clock) and saved it a s a patch but when i tap it doesnt do it even with the rhythmic delay model.With the DD-20 it functions with every model! anyway i dont use it like that much but this is how i usually test the tap tempo delay of a unit,by playing run like hell from the floyd;-) cheers Luis > What do you mean by "simple the edge type delay > tempo" - is this a reference > to "The Edge" of U2 (who, judging from the contentx, > obviously uses very > short rhytmic delays)? You might get better results > (if you do not need the > "creative sound" delays in that application) by > using the rhythmic delay > algorithm and tapping longer intervals. > > I don't use the DL4 for clean delays (because for > that, I have the D2 or the > Eclipse), and never use it "in line" (as opposed to > a send effect) except > for rehearsal room situations. And obviously, when > using the filter delay or > space echo algorithm, I don't look that much for > clear sound. > > Again, what do you mean by "unpredictable"? What I > found to be sometimes > unpredictable (unless you use some precautions) is > how the expression pedal > works when switching between user presets. Apart > from that, it seems quite > deterministic to me... > > Rainer > > www.myspace.com/luisangulocom __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com