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Description
Experience the unparalleled, studio-quality sound of Eventide, now packed into a portable stompbox with the Eventide TimeFactor Twin Delay. This innovative device is the epitome of advancement in delay effects pedals, boasting two independent 3-second delays. With an arsenal of 10 of Eventide's best delay effects, the TimeFactor offers a broad spectrum of tonal possibilities.
Easily sync your grooves with the tap tempo and MIDI sync features, and further enhance your sound with an expression pedal input. The pedal is adaptable to both studio and stage settings with its stereo inputs and outputs. Moreover, the software can be upgraded via USB, ensuring your gear stays in tune with the latest advancements. Instant program change and true analog bypass add to the pedal's seamless performance.
Key Features:
- Two independent 3-second delays
- 10 of Eventide's best delay effects in mono or stereo
- Tap tempo and MIDI sync
- Input for an expression pedal
- True analog bypass
- Instant program change
- Guitar or line level inputs
- Class compliant USB for software upgrades
- Rugged cast metal construction
- 12-second looper with VariSpeed
- 27 User presets, unlimited via MIDI
- Input/ output switchable between guitars and line level
- Stereo operation
Product specs
| Mono/Stereo | stereo |
| Effects | delay |
| Power | 9V |
Videos
ProGuitarShopDemos
Eventide Timefactor Delay Pedal Part 1
Eventide Timefactor Delay Pedal Part 1
ProGuitarShopDemos
Strymon Timeline vs Eventide Timefactor
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Eventide TimeFactor Twin Delay Review - BestGuitarEffects.com
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Eventide TimeFactor Delay | Reverb Demo Video
Reverb
Eventide TimeFactor Delay Effects Pedal Demo by Sweetwater
Sweetwater
Eventide Timefactor Delay and Mesa Boogie V Twin Pre Amp
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L.A. SOUND DESIGN PEDALBOARD OF THE WEEK.
L.A. SOUND DESIGN
Eventide Timefactor Twin Delay Stompbox Has Identity Crisis; Works As MIDI Controller
gearwire
Eventide TimeFactor Twin Delay & Looper Pedal
MooreMusicGuitars
Reviews
PROS
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Exceptional sound quality with clear, distinct delay types
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True stereo output with dual delays enhances depth and versatility
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Durable, serious build quality for long-term use
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MIDI compatibility for advanced setups
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Easy-to-use H9 control software for deep tweaking
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Versatile connectivity options (line/instrument level, true/buffered bypass)
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Can be used with an AUX switch for easy onstage use
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Offers unique delay patterns and algorithms
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Works well with hot signal chains without loss of quality
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Highly customizable with many usable features
CONS
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Not intuitive for beginners; steep learning curve
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Requires extensive manual consultation for setup
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Does not emulate analog delay sounds perfectly
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Minor latency when switching presets onstage
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Some users experienced encoder issues over time
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Power supply concerns and misinformation from the manufacturer
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Lower resale value compared to initial investment
Owner Insights
We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Eventide TimeFactor Twin Delay.
Features and functionality
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Dual delay in all modes can be tempo-synced for intricate rhythmic effects, unlike the Timeline which has dual delay in only one mode.
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The modulation section is robust, and parameter assignment to an expression pedal is highly praised for its intuitive design.
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The USB connection to the H9 Control app enables detailed parameter editing and preset creation, enhancing usability without needing Bluetooth.
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Setting delay to 100% wet with delay time and feedback at zero transforms Vintage and Tape algorithms into lofi vibratos; Mod delay creates a lush chorus/vibrato.
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The pedal supports dotted 8th note settings, automatically adjusting delay to the played tempo, a useful feature for live performances.
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Software and compatibility
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Owners successfully interface the TimeFactor with Helix Floor via MIDI for expanded control, though setup is complex but rewarding.
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Setup and maintenance
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The pedal's system settings include an Aux section for programming external switches, enhancing live performance control.
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5.0 out of 5
Based on 7 Reviews and 75 Ratings
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A great delay. An even greater looper.
The TimeFactor is a delight to use both as a delay and a looper. The nine delay algorithms are enough for anyone's needs. But the looper can do a lot of the stuff modern loopers can do. Granular? Just specify the start and end loop points. Reverse? No problem. Pitch shifted? No sweat.
Play around the TimeFactor and you'll be amazed why it's still a recommended pedal.
Best delay I’ve tried
This is the best delay I own, software or hardware. It sounds fantastic, the interface is quite tweakable, and it has many delay modes. Mind-blowing possibilities. Can also be used as a basic looper. It works just as well on synths as it does on guitars, too.
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My favorite Preset Delay
I've gone through quite a few delays. I use different ones for different gigs, but I always love the TimeFactor. I like the sound better than the Strymon one (which I've also had on my board). It does it's own thing. It has tons of features, but it's still incredibly user-friendly.
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Mami Sasazaki uses the Eventide TimeFactor Twin Delay, as managed by her guitar technician, Motchy. The TimeFactor offers nine dual delay types, including Multitap, Reverse, and Mod, with options for stereo or mono operation, and features a built-in looper.
In this video Andy Othling shows his rig including an Eventide TimeFactor.
"In the effects loop of the preamp, I have the Eventide Time Factor, and I also have and an old Alesis MidiVerb 2, which I only use on preset 45, which is called the 'Bloom' setting. It's a reverse reverb kind of thing, and it's very beautiful." – Jeff Schroeder on the Eventide TimeFactor
At 3:21 in the video, the TimeFactor can be seen amongst Deacon's pedals.
In a Japanese magazine, Uruha is shown using the Eventide TimeFactor Twin Delay pedal, as evidenced by a photo hosted on Photobucket.
"The pedals on the board at the moment are an RC Booster, Providence Compressor, Keeley Mod Tube Screamer, Eternity Love Pedal, Fulltone Octafuzz, MoonPhase (phaser), Arion SCH1 (chorus), Demeter Trem, Eventide Time Factor, McCoy Wah, and a GigRig Wet Box which allows me to use both sides of the Eventide Delay pedal. One side is set for my normal delays and the other side is set so that I can have Dub style delays which I can call up just by hitting a switch on and off on the GigRig Pro 14 leaving the delay trails carrying on while I’m playing another part."
In this photo, which shows McIntosh's pedalboard (the uploader of the photo is an American guitar amplifier manufacturer Jackson Ampworks, which endorses McIntosh), one of the pedals that can be seen in his pedalboard is the Eventide TimeFactor.
On his website Dave Kilminster lists this item as part of his 2013 gear.
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In a 2014 interview on the FuzzboxChile YouTube channel, Ángel Parra's pedalboard is shown to include the Eventide TimeFactor Twin Delay.
Chris Carter uses the Eventide TimeFactor Twin Delay, as noted in The Quietus article discussing the Carter Tutti Void LP.
In this photo, which comes from Metric's 2009 Apple Store performance in Montreal, Shaw's pedals can be seen. One of the pedals visible in this photo is the Eventide Timefactor.
the pedal can be seen near deakin's left foot.
here's another pic https://i.redd.it/unh1vl03a2p21.jpg
Album Usage
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