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alexa. wrote:I wish it had 2 presets, tap and Rec options. This looks like it's a delay OR a looper. Dislike.

This attitude??? We know nothing about it and already people "dislike" it... Sorry, engineer a better one...

sonidero wrote:

alexa. wrote:I wish it had 2 presets, tap and Rec options. This looks like it's a delay OR a looper. Dislike.

This attitude??? We know nothing about it and already people "dislike" it... Sorry, engineer a better one...

Chill, just sharing an opinion.
Actually looks like it would have the most functionality if the looper was accessible via footswitch, similar to how you get to the looper on the M-series. Oh well.

The only thing we have is an image... What's that about books and covers...

And I'm disliking the image and what it represents :P

Lame...

Hey Choosing books by their cover has never lead me wrong. Next on the reading list:


Also, that switch to switch it between delay and looper really makes it look like you an either have fun looping, or have fun playing with delays.

Google Translated from here http://www.musicstore.de/de_DE/EUR/-...lo#FullDetails

TC ELECTRONIC Flashback Delay & Looper X4

FLASHBACK X4 riding the wave of success of his little brother, the Flashback Delay & Looper, who came 2011 on the market, a bestseller in just behind the TC Electronic PolyTune Renner. In this extended version, we find 16 stereo delay types including 4 spaces for TonePrint ® Signature Sounds. These programmed by great artists on guitar and bass sounds can be easily via USB connection or even wirelessly via smartphone and the free iPhone ® and Android? App download. Among the programmed sounds which we find Joe Perry, Ron 'Bumblefoot' Thal, Doug Aldrich, Dave Stewart, Greg Koch, Lee Ranaldo, Michael Paget, Reeves Gabrels, Pete Thorn, Richard Fortus, Steve Morse, Steve Stevens, Troy Van Leeuwen , Nathan East 'to name a few. The ease of use and sophisticated ergonomics remain. 3 switches provide direct access to myself programmed sounds, plus an extra switch for tap tempo. In Looper mode switches are used to receive and control the loops . Flashback X4 is a stereo - pedal with true bypass and analog signal flow for the dry signal. To the facilities include MIDI in and Thru and an input for expression pedal e and the external power supply.

Features:
4 program locations to store sounds of famous artists
12 TC Delay - Types
4 TonePrints
built-in Looper
3 directly accessible presets with switch
Tap Tempo (separeter switch)
True Bypass
Stereo input and output
Connectors for MIDI and expression pedal
power supply included

wfs1234 wrote:Hey Choosing books by their cover has never lead me wrong. Next on the reading list:


Also, that switch to switch it between delay and looper really makes it look like you an either have fun looping, or have fun playing with delays.

i'm hoping the delays and looper can be used at the same time but i guess i'll sit tight until they make it clear. from the picture it does look like it's either/or.

maybe when you switch to looper mode your delays stay on

that translation was fun

also gimme that book

sonidero wrote:Google Translated from here http://www.musicstore.de/de_DE/EUR/-...lo#FullDetails

TC ELECTRONIC Flashback Delay & Looper X4

FLASHBACK X4 riding the wave of success of his little brother, the Flashback Delay & Looper, who came 2011 on the market, a bestseller in just behind the TC Electronic PolyTune Renner. In this extended version, we find 16 stereo delay types including 4 spaces for TonePrint ® Signature Sounds. These programmed by great artists on guitar and bass sounds can be easily via USB connection or even wirelessly via smartphone and the free iPhone ® and Android? App download. Among the programmed sounds which we find Joe Perry, Ron 'Bumblefoot' Thal, Doug Aldrich, Dave Stewart, Greg Koch, Lee Ranaldo, Michael Paget, Reeves Gabrels, Pete Thorn, Richard Fortus, Steve Morse, Steve Stevens, Troy Van Leeuwen , Nathan East 'to name a few. The ease of use and sophisticated ergonomics remain. 3 switches provide direct access to myself programmed sounds, plus an extra switch for tap tempo. In Looper mode switches are used to receive and control the loops . Flashback X4 is a stereo - pedal with true bypass and analog signal flow for the dry signal. To the facilities include MIDI in and Thru and an input for expression pedal e and the external power supply.

Features:
4 program locations to store sounds of famous artists
12 TC Delay - Types
4 TonePrints
built-in Looper
3 directly accessible presets with switch
Tap Tempo (separeter switch)
True Bypass
Stereo input and output
Connectors for MIDI and expression pedal
power supply included

Hmmmm. I suppose if the price is right...

I actually have Space Vampire, or did, somewhere.

I have the same question. If I can't use the delays and looper at the same time, it's way too large a footprint for me (e.g. Head Rush). This is the genius of the DL4 and DelayLab.

Also, most of the Flashback modes that I've played with don't oscillate, so fuck out.

Still, excited for more details. Even more excited for a demo and the possibility of more multi-TonePrint pedals. Bronzetalon and I have often discussed the possibilities of such pedals...

Hey. Bitches.


[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1KqdMAaVRiA[/youtube]


Haven't watched it all yet. But I know this guy is CLASS.

Edit: OK. In Delay mode you can switch between the three presets using the footswitches.
In looper mode the footswitches are obviously being used for the looper, BUT you can still use delay as long as you stick with it (can't change it without stooping down and fiddling with knobs).

Whoa, Pollinator95, you're fast.

Thanks.

Gonna watch this after breakfast.

"Chappers" is super annoying.

Chappers wrote:Do you like my trousers?

I can't believe I sat through 2/3 of that. Chappers has some of the crappiest tone I've ever heard.

Why didn't you post this instead, Pollinator95?

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bWPjjlfRp5A[/youtube]

At least I'm used to Tore talking too much.

One demo: states that Steve Morse, Bumblefoot, and Munki are "cool guys"

The other: 6+ minutes of talking before guitars are even shown.