• ANLG: Inspired by ’80s style analog delay, this setting delivers authentically dark and moody analog repeats.
• WET: The Metaverse is loaded with several modulated reverbs, but if you need subtlety, the WET setting will be your go-to. WET is an analog-style delay that boasts smooth, liquid-sounding repeats, with just enough modulation to keep things exciting!
• BBD: In the guitar world, few delay sounds are as beloved as the classic bucket brigade-style analog delay. BBD sports a slightly brighter sound than many typical analog delays, and it’s essential for fans of spacey ’70s rock tones.
• JET: Delay and flange? Together? This setting adds some classic flange “woosh” to the standard ANLG mode for high-speed movement in your repeats.
• DOC: Wampler’s The Doctor delay pedal took echo to bold new lo-fi territories, and this setting combines that sound with the power and adjustability of the Metaverse delay.
• FTE: Before there was analog delay, there was tape. The Faux Tape Echo (FTE) features a stunning replication of classic old-school tape echo sounds.
• ETH: Another take on a Wampler classic, the ETH setting is based on Brian’s Ethereal delay. ETH is similar to a dual delay setup, but is unique in how it applies the second delay layer, resulting in lush and layered digital delay tones.
• DIGI: Clear, clean, and articulate — the perfect digital delay. This mode is Brian’s take on a bog-standard digital delay, but with enhanced clarity and control.
• Tape: Can you guess what this one does? This is Wampler’s take on the classic Italian multi-head tape delay sound, giving you richly saturated repeats.
• SPC: Self-oscillation and a rich, seasick tone — SPC is a tape-style delay that captures the vintage magic of one of the most legendary tape echo units.
• MOD: MOD is a combination of the DIGI setting and a rich flange effect, and it’s ideal for musicians looking to push the limits of traditional delay tones.

Total Control

There are eight presets available via the controls – 128 total available via MIDI. The expression pedal can control ANY of the controls at once and these parameters can be saved into presets. Use Midi Global clock, Tap tempo, or the delay controller to set the time you desire.