What can cause a digital delay (TC Nova Repeater in this instance) to lose the dry signal? It was working fine earlier this evening, when I switched my stuff back on after the ironing the delay had lost its dry signal. I didn't unplug anything in between, and nonetheless doublechecked that I hadn't plugged the wrong output into the amp.
It's an old pedal I bought used but if it were to suddenly die I'd expect it to lose the wet signal, or die completely, but not to stop letting the dry signal through. Any idea what it might be?
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ok, I never knew this existed because it's not a thing I would ever use, but there it is, a big fat button right on the front of the pedal, brightly illuminated in green ...
The pedal lives under a chair on which my amp is placed and I can't really see anything that's written on it. So I unplugged and replugged everything but never had a clue of what was written on the various buttons. Ever since getting the pedal I set it at a short tape-type delay and have only switched it on and off. I must have inadvertently stepped on the kill dry button.
Thanks for sorting this out for me!
This would allow you to do fun things like adding effects only to the delay repeats, or have a two amp wet/dry setup (or even a three-amp wet/dry/wet setup with stereo effects).
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