Electro-Harmonix Super Pulsar Bedienungsanleitung

SUPER PULSAR

Stereo Tap Tremolo/Panner

Congratulations on your purchase of the Electro-Harmonix SUPER

PULSAR, one of the most advanced Tremolo/Panner effects ever put into

a guitar pedal. Super Pulsar pairs a high end, low noise, stereo, analog

signal path with full digital control bringing out the best of both worlds.

Super Pulsar boasts so many features we thought it best to list them:

Special Features of SUPER PULSAR:

Stereo or Mono input and output for any combination of stereo/mono tremolo or

panning

Fully analog signal path with up to 12dB Volume Boost

Four adjustable modulation waveforms: Sine, Triangle, Pulse and Rhythm

Sine continuously varies from narrow positive peak to standard sine to wide

positive peak

Triangle continuously varies from ramp up to symmetrical triangle to ramp down

Pulse continuously varies its ON time from 4% to 100% of modulation rate

9 Rhythm patterns available, up to 16 steps each, all user programmable

Phase control continuously varies the right channel’s phase of modulation in

relation to the left from 0° to 360°

Wave Invert button quickly inverts modulation waveform

Output Volume knob allows for adjustable output effect volume

Wide modulation rate control: from 16 seconds to 230Hz

Tap Footswitch allows you to set modulation rate or Rhythm tempo with 2 or

more taps of your foot

Tap Divide function divides down your tap tempo for faster modulation from the

same tap tempo; divides are dotted eighth note, quarter note triplet, eighth

note, eighth note triplet, 16th and 32nd notes

Expression pedal or CV control over Rate, Depth, Shape, Phase or Volume

External, generic footswitch input for Tap Tempo plus up to 2 other functions on

TAP/CLK IN jack or set it for external clock in

Save and recall all knobs, settings, rhythms and tap tempo in up to 8presets

True Bypass using mechanical relays

Includes EHX9.6DC power supply

WARNING:

Your SUPER PULSAR comes equipped with an Electro-Harmonix 9.6DC-

200 power supply (same as used by Boss® & Ibanez®: 9.6 Volts DC 200mA). The

SUPER PULSAR requires 165mA at 9VDC with a center negative plug and does not

accept batteries. Using the wrong adapter may damage your unit and void the

warranty. Please do not exceed 10VDC on the power plug.

SUPER PULSAR QUICK START

CONNECTING YOUR SUPER PULSAR

MONO Guitar / Instrument Setup

Use standard, mono ¼” instrument cables for all Super Pulsar audio

connections.

Plug your guitar, or the output of the previous effects pedal, into the

MONO / L input jack.

Connect the MONO / L output on the Super Pulsar into your amplifier or into

the input of another pedal.

MONO Input / STEREO Output Setup

Start with the MONO Guitar setup above.

Grab a third instrument cable and plug it into Super Pulsar’s Right output.

Connect the third cable to a second amplifier or the stereo input of a stereo-

in guitar pedal, such as the EHX Cathedral, or use it to split your signal into

another pedal chain.

STEREO Input / STEREO Output Setup

Building upon the MONO in/STEREO out setup above, add a fourth

instrument cable and plug it into the Right input on Super Pulsar.

Plug the fourth cable into a stereo source, such as a keyboard or the output

of a stereo guitar pedal, like the EHX Stereo Electric Mistress.

BASIC TREMOLO SETTINGS

Standard Sine Wave Tremolo:

VOLUME = 1 o’clock RT. PHASE = 0° WAVE =

SHAPE = 12 o’clock DEPTH = 11 o’clock RATE = 11 o’clock

ENV DEPTH = 12 o’clock ENV RATE = 12 o’clock xRATE = DIM

Chopped Tremolo:

VOLUME = 1 o’clock RT. PHASE = 0° WAVE =

SHAPE = 11 o’clock DEPTH = 10 o’clock RATE = 12 o’clock

ENV DEPTH = 12 o’clock ENV RATE = 12 o’clock xRATE = DIM

ENVELOPE CONTROLS –See page 3 for a full explanation on ENV controls.

Rate Slows As Notes Fade:

VOLUME = 1 o’clock RT. PHASE = 0 WAVE =

SHAPE = 12 o’clock DEPTH = 11 o’clock RATE = 9 o’clock

ENV DEPTH = 12 o’clock ENV RATE = 3 o’clock

PRESET MODE –See page 13 for a full explanation on Presets.

Entering Preset Mode/Loading Factory Presets:

Press and hold the MODE footswitch.

After 2 seconds, all the LEDs in the waveform display light up.

Release the MODE footswitch, you are now in Preset mode.

Press and release the MODE footswitch to load and advance the presets.

CREATING YOUR OWN RHYTHM PATTERNS –See page 14.

KNOBS, BUTTONS, LEDs

RATE Knob –Adjusts the speed of the tremolo or pan effect. As RATE is turned

clockwise, the modulation rate increases. The RATE knob has 3 distinct ranges of

speed to choose from, please see the following xRATE button description for

more on the RATE knob’s range.

xRATE Button and LED –This pushbutton cycles through 3 range choices for

the RATE knob, one LED indicates the current selection: Slow: xRATE LED off,

Medium: xRATE LED dimly lit, Fast: xRATE LED brightly lit. The following table

details the RATE knob’s frequency range for each mode:

xRATE MODE

FREQUENCY RANGE

xRATE LED

SLOW

16 Seconds –0.28s (3.5Hz)

OFF

MEDIUM (Factory Default)

0.5 Hz (2 Seconds) –28 Hz

DIM

FAST (Great for Ring Mod)

4 Hz –230 Hz

BRIGHT

DEPTH Knob –Adjusts the amount of effect. As you turn DEPTH clockwise the

tremolo or panning effect becomes more pronounced. When you turn DEPTH

down completely, to the minimum position, no effect is produced; in this setting

the VOLUME knob could be used to boost the signal, up to 12dB. As you turn

DEPTH up past 50% the overall volume of the effect increases.

ENV CONTROLS –Super Pulsar has an internal envelope follower circuit that

converts the amplitude of the notes and chords you play to a voltage that

sweeps modulation RATE and DEPTH. The envelope is a very dynamic effect.

Since it is a measurement of the volume of your playing, you control the effect

directly with your touch.

There are 2 ENV knobs: ENV RATE and ENV DEPTH. Each ENV knob works in

conjunction with their large knob counter-parts, and in the case of ENV RATE

also sweeps Tap time. Think of the larger knobs’ positions as the start and end

points of the envelope’s sweep. You should find the ENV controls react

differently based on the position of its large knob counter-part.

The center or 12 o’clock position for the two ENV controls is the off position;

there is a center-detent in this position indicating the ENV control is off.

ENV CONTROLS –POSITIVE HALF: As you turn either ENV knob clockwise,

towards the + (plus) symbol from the center-off position, the output of the

envelope follower will add to the current position of the bigger knob, as if you’re

turning the larger knob up every time you play a note. The more positive you

turn the ENV knobs, the further up the envelope sweeps RATE or DEPTH. When

you set an ENV control to its positive half, you will want to turn down the

associated large knob to a position in its lower half.

ENV CONTROLS –NEGATIVE HALF: As you turn the ENV knob counter-

clockwise, towards the –(minus) symbol, from center-off, the envelope follower

output subtracts from the bigger knob’s position, as if you’re turning the larger

knob down each time you play a note. You will want to turn up the larger knob

to a high setting in order to produce a broad envelope sweep.

The ENV controls are very sensitive. Depending on how you play and how hot

your pickups are, your sweet spot might be at only 2 or 3 o’clock, not the

maximum setting.

ENV RATE Knob –Turning the ENV RATE knob clockwise from the center-off

position causes the envelope follower to have a quickening effect on modulation

speed: increasing modulation RATE, or TAP time, whenever you play a note. A

negative setting on the ENV RATE knob (counter-clockwise from 12 o’clock)

causes the envelope follower to slow down the modulation RATE, or TAP time.

Setting ENV RATE to its center detent position, at 12 o’clock, shuts off the

envelope sweep for RATE.

ENV RATE’s RANGE: When the RATE knob sets Super Pulsar’s modulation rate,

the limits of the envelope follower are the limits of the RATE knob. The envelope

follower will not cause the tremolo’s rate to exceed the RATE knob’s current

maximum or minimum limits

ENV DEPTH Knob –Turning the ENV DEPTH knob towards its positive direction

(clockwise) from the center-off position will cause the envelope follower output

to increase the DEPTH amount each time you play a note. Turning ENV DEPTH

counter-clockwise from the center position causes the envelope follower to

decrease the amount of DEPTH. Set ENV DEPTH to its center-detent, 12 o’clock

position, to disable envelope sweep for DEPTH.

ENV DEPTH’s RANGE: The limits of the envelope follower are the limits of the

DEPTH knob. The envelope follower cannot sweep Depth amount past the

DEPTH knob’s upper or lower limits. So if you have DEPTH maxed out and you

turn ENV DEPTH up to a positive setting, the envelope follower will not change

the DEPTH amount as you play. Instead, turn the DEPTH knob down to a lower

setting, below 11 o’clock, when you have ENV DEPTH set in its positive half.

WAVE Knob –In the counter-clockwise half of this knob’s rotation it acts like a

switch choosing between the modulation waveforms: Sine, Triangle or Pulse.

When you turn WAVE into the clockwise half of its rotation, from 12 o’clock to

maximum, the modulation waveform switches to RHYTHM while simultaneously

adjusting the pulse length of each beat in the Rhythms: as you turn WAVE

clockwise from 12 o’clock to maximum, the pulse length of each Rhythm beat

increases, from 2% to 100%. The SHAPE knob works in tandem with the WAVE

knob to vary the waveforms’ shape or to choose the current Rhythm pattern.

SHAPE Knob –While the WAVE knob is set to Sine, Triangle or Pulse waves,

the SHAPE knob continuously varies each of these waveforms’shapes. When

WAVE is set to RHYTHM, the SHAPE knob acts like a switch as you rotate it:

allowing you to choose between 1 of 9 available rhythms. The following table

indicates waveshapes available near the extremes and in the middle of the

SHAPE knob’s rotation. See the TIPS AND TRICKS section on page 14 of this

manual for creating your own Rhythm patterns.

WAVEFORM

SHAPE CCW

SHAPE Middle

SHAPE CW

SINE

Peak Sine:

Normal Sine:

Flattened Sine:

TRIANGLE

Ramp Up:

Triangle:

Ramp Down:

PULSE

4% PulseWidth:

50% Pulse Width:

100% Pulse Width

RHYTHM

Pattern 1

Pattern 5

Pattern 9

RT. PHASE Knob –RT. PHASE turns the Super Pulsar’s stereo tremolo into a

panning effect. Please note: you will only hear the effects of the RT. PHASE knob

when you have the Stereo Pulsar set up in some sort of stereo configuration

whether it’s mono in/stereo out, stereo in/mono out or stereo in/out. The RT.

PHASE knob is inactive in the mono in/out setup.

MONO IN / STEREO OUT Setup: The RT. PHASE knob adjusts

the phase of the Right channel’s modulation waveform in relation

to the Left channel’s waveform. At 0°, the Right and Left Channel

modulation waveforms are in phase with each other. As you turn

RT. PHASE up from 0° the Right channel will lag behind the Left

channel all the way to 360° (which is really the same as 0°). For

typical sine wave modulation, a RT. PHASE setting of 180° will yield

maximum loudness in the Right channel when the Left channel is at

its quietest.

STEREO IN / MONO OUT or STEREO OUT Setup: The RT.

PHASE knob adjusts the amount of the Right input that is output

from Left output and the amount of Left input that is output from

the Right output. At 0° the Right input comes out the Right output

only and Left input comes out Left output only. Set RT. PHASE to

180° and you will hear an equal mix of Left input at the Right

output and Right input at the Left output. Turning the knob all the

way up to 360° will reverse the input/output channels completely

so that the Right channel is only output from the Left output and

Left channel is only output from the Right output. The modulation

waveforms are normally in phase with each other but if you enable

the WAVE INVERT button, the right channel’s modulation waveform

will be inverted as compared to the left channel. When DEPTH = 0,

turning RT. PHASE, or sweeping with an Exp. Pedal, will allow the

two inputs to cross-fade between the two outputs.

WAVE INVERT Button and LED –This button enables or disables the WAVE

INVERT function. When its LED is lit, WAVE INVERT is enabled, when the LED is

off, WAVE INVERT is also off. WAVE INVERT can be used in tandem with the RT.

PHASE knob to maximize Super Pulsar’s panning effects. WAVE INVERT’s

function is dependent on your input/output set up. Here’s what it does:

MONO IN/MONO OUT Setup: WAVE INVERT flips the current

modulation waveform. For example, pressing WAVE INVERT is a

quick way to change a ramp up waveform to ramp down.

Interesting patterns can be generated when you invert the Rhythm

patterns.

STEREO IN or STEREO OUT Setup: WAVE INVERT flips only the

Right channel’s modulation waveform. It is similar to, but not

identical to setting RT. PHASE to the 180° position. For example, if

the modulation waveform is set to Ramp Up, enabling WAVE

INVERT will change the Right channel’s modulation waveform to

Ramp Down but keep the Left channel at Ramp Up so that the 2

channels are opposing each other.

VOLUME Knob –Sets the overall output level of the Super Pulsar. As you turn

VOLUME clockwise, the output signal for both channels gets louder.

TAP FOOTSWITCH & BEAT LED –Use the TAP footswitch to tap in your

modulation rate. Press and release, do not hold, the TAP footswitch at least

twice to set the tremolo/pan speed. We highly recommend 4 or more taps for

better accuracy. Tapping in the modulation rate will override the RATE knob’s

current setting or the rate loaded by a preset. Turning the RATE knob after

tapping in a modulation speed will erase your last tap time.

WAVEFORM/RHYTHM RESET: Each time you press the TAP footswitch the

modulation waveforms reset to their starting points and the Rhythm patterns

reset to beat 1. If Super Pulsar’s modulation waveform or Rhythm goes off beat,

pressing the TAP footswitch once, on the beat, will force the waveform or

pattern to start over immediately.

TAP TIME LENGTH: The longest acceptable tap time is approximately 4 seconds

(0.25 Hz); the shortest tap time is approximately 0.1 seconds (10 Hz).

TAP AVERAGING: Super Pulsar employs TAP time averaging. Tap 3 or more

times and the taps will be averaged together as long as they are within 12.5% of

the first 2 taps. If the Super Pulsar receives 2 new taps (3 new taps if the new

tempo average is faster) that are outside of the 12.5% tolerance, it considers

this a new tap time and updates to the new tap tempo. Tap averaging is erased

4 seconds after the last tap. After the 4-second time out, 2 new taps will

immediately change the modulation rate to the new TAP time.

When TAP sets the modulation speed, it is saved in presets and during a power

cycle. So if you tap in a tempo, then save a preset, the rate that is saved in the

preset is your tap tempo. Additionally, if you tap in a tempo then power cycle,

when you restart, your last tap time sets the modulation speed. Move the RATE

knob to cancel out of TAP.

The BEAT LED, located above the TAP FSW, always blinks at the current tempo

whether the tempo is set by TAP, the RATE slider or external clock. The BEAT

LED also synchronizes with the current waveform so that it lights when the

modulation waveform is in the upper half of its sweep.

SPEED BRAKE –Press and hold the TAP FSW for more than 1

second to slow down Super Pulsar’s speed of modulation. The

longer you hold TAP, the slower the modulation rate will go.

Release TAP to restore the modulation speed back to its current

setting. Please note: Speed Brake is only available to the Super

Pulsar’s built-in TAP footswitch. Speed Brake cannot be initiated

from an external switch connected to the TAP/CLK IN jack.

TAP DIVIDE BUTTON & LEDs –The TAP DIVIDE button allows you to divide

down your TAP time to create faster modulation rates in relation to what you

tapped. Each press and release of the TAP DIVIDE button jumps to the next Tap

Divide mode. There are 7 available Tap Divide modes represented by 5 LEDs.

TAP DIVIDE Works Like So: Super Pulsar always assumes that the musician taps

in a quarter note. That quarter note can then be divided down to 6 other types

of notes: dotted eighth note, quarter note triplet, eighth note, eighth note triplet,

16th note and 32nd note (all LEDs lit). The seventh mode is quarter note or OFF,

where the tap tempo is not divided down and the modulation speed is set to

your actual tap time. No LEDs are lit when Tap Divide is set to quarter note/OFF.

Below is a chart displaying the 7 modes, their divide ratios and an example of

the modulation rate for each mode:

TAP DIVIDE

MODE

LED

SYMBOL

DIVIDE

RATIO

MODULATION RATE (for a

2Hz/500mS TAP TIME)

Quarter Note / OFF

1 / 1

2 Hz / 500mS

Dotted 8th Note

3 / 4

2.7 Hz / 375 mS

Quarter Note Triplet

2 / 3

3 Hz / 333 mS

8th Note

1 / 2

4 Hz / 250mS

8th Note Triplet

1 / 3

6 Hz / 167 mS

16th Note

1 / 4

8 Hz / 125mS

32nd Note

All LEDs

1 / 8

16 Hz / 62.5mS

EXP MODE BUTTON & LEDs –The EXP. MODE button chooses the destination

parameter for an external expression pedal or control-voltage to modulate. The

lit LED indicates the selected mode. Each time you push and release the EXP.

MODE button it jumps to the next Expression Mode. When no EXP. MODE LEDs

are lit, the expression pedal/CV is disconnected and does not sweep any of the

parameters. Please note: in the following table, the expression pedal’s heel

position relates to 0V from the CV source, the expression pedal’s toe position

relates to 5V from the CV source. See EXP Jack on Page 10 for more information.

EXP. MODE

EXP. MODE Description

RATE

Allows external control over Super Pulsar’s modulation rate

whether it is set by the RATE knob or TAP footswitch.

TEMPO MASTER

HEEL POSITION

TOE POSITION

RATE Knob

RATE Knob’s

minimum position

RATE Knob’s current

position

TAP Footswitch

Tapped In Time

plus TAP DIVIDE

setting

Very fast multiple of

TAP Time plus TAP

DIVIDE setting

DEPTH

Allows smooth external control over the tremolo or pan Depth.

In this mode, the heel position will yield a Depth of 0, the toe

position equals the current DEPTH knob setting.

SHAPE

For Sine, Triangle and Pulse waveforms, this mode allows

smooth external control over the SHAPE knob. The heel

position yields the SHAPE knob at its full counter-clockwise

setting while the toe position will be equal to the SHAPE

knob’s current setting.

When WAVE is set to RHYTHM, the expression SHAPE setting

controls the RHYTHM pulse length. The heel position sets the

RHYTHM pulse length to its minimum; the toe position equals

the current position of the WAVE knob.

PHASE

Allows smooth external control of the Right Channel’s RT.

PHASE setting. The heel position equals a Phase of 0, the toe

position equals the current setting of the RT. PHASE knob.

VOLUME

Allows smooth external control over output volume of the

Super Pulsar. The heel position equals a Volume of 0, the toe

position equals the current setting of the VOLUME knob.

BYPASS FOOTSWITCH & STATUS LED –Press and release the BYPASS

footswitch to toggle between effect mode and true bypass mode. When the

Status LED is lit, Super Pulsar is in effect mode. When the Status LED is off,

Super Pulsar is in true bypass mode. The Status LED is located above the

BYPASS footswitch. The Super Pulsar always starts up in bypass mode.

BYPASS Signal Flow: Here are the signal flows for Bypass mode only:

MONO In/Out: MONO / L Input connects directly to MONO / L Output.

MONO In/STEREO Out: MONO / L connects directly to both L and R

Outputs.

STEREO IN/MONO Out: MONO / L connects directly to MONO / L

Output, the R Input is disconnected in Bypass.

STEREO IN/OUT: MONO / L Input connects directly to MONO / L

Output; R Input connects directly to R Output.

The BYPASS footswitch is also used when saving presets, see the Preset section

on page 13 for more information.

MODE FOOTSWITCH –The MODE footswitch is a utility button that may be re-

assigned by the musician. It has 2 modes of operation: Normal mode and Preset

mode. In Normal mode, which is the factory default, the MODE footswitch can

adopt the functionality of one of the following push buttons: TAP DIVIDE (factory

default), EXP MODE, xRATE or WAVE INVERT. While in Preset mode, the MODE

footswitch cycles through and loads the 8 presets. The following paragraphs

describe how to use each mode. Please note: the MODE footswitch will advance

whatever parameter it is currently assigned to upon releasing the footswitch, not

when you first press down on it.

NORMAL Mode –While in this mode, which is the factory default,

each press and release of the MODE footswitch cycles through its

assigned function. At the factory we assign MODE to TAP DIVIDE.

Here’s how to assign MODE to another function:

RE-ASSIGNING MODE FOOTSWITCH TO A NEW FUNCTION:

1. First make sure you are in Normal or WYSIWYG (What You

See Is What You Get) mode. If the waveform LEDs at the top

of Super Pulsar are displaying the current modulation

waveform then you are good. If not, see the following section

called CHANGING TO NORMAL MODE FROM PRESET MODE.

2. Press and hold the button you would like to assign to

the MODE footswitch. The buttons that can be assigned to

MODE are TAP DIVIDE, EXP MODE, xRATE and WAVE INVERT.

3. Now press and hold the MODE footswitch. Continue to

press and hold both buttons until either all the LEDs for the

function light up or the sole LED for the function blinks.

4. Once you see all the LEDs for the newly assigned

function light up or blink, release both the button and

MODE footswitch. The MODE footswitch has been re-

assigned.

Please note: after re-assigning MODE to a new function, Super

Pulsar remembers the new assignment during power cycles and will

save it to presets. You can only access a preset’s MODE assignment

when using an external switch to load presets, see page 11.

Please note: the buttons on the Super Pulsar will continue to work

normally even if they are assigned to the MODE footswitch.

CHANGING TO NORMAL MODE FROM PRESET MODE:

1. Press and hold the MODE footswitch.

2. After approximately 2 seconds of holding down MODE, the

waveform LEDs begin displaying the current modulation

waveform. You are now in Normal mode.

INPUT, OUTPUT & POWER JACKS

MONO / Left Input Jack –This is the main audio input for Super Pulsar. When

using Super Pulsar in a mono-in setup, use this input jack. When using Stereo

Pulsar in a stereo-in set up this would be your left input. The minimum input

impedance presented at this jack is 1MΩ.

Right Input Jack –This is the secondary audio input for Super Pulsar. When

using Super Pulsar in a stereo-in setup, connect your right channel to this input.

When using a mono-in setup, we recommend you do not connect to this input.

The input impedance presented at this jack is 2MΩ.

MONO / Left Output Jack –This is the main audio output for Super Pulsar.

When using Super Pulsar in a mono-out setup, use this output jack. This is the

Left output for a stereo-out configuration. The output impedance at this jack is

300Ω.

Right Output Jack –This is the secondary audio output for Super Pulsar.

When using Super Pulsar in a stereo-setup, connect your right channel to this

output. The output impedance at this jack is 300Ω.

EXP Jack –Connect an expression pedal with a TRS plug to this jack to control

the following parameters with your foot: RATE, DEPTH, SHAPE, PHASE and

VOLUME. Additionally the EXP IN jack can be connected to a CV source using a

TS plug; the acceptable control voltage range is 0V to 5V. Some suggested

Expression Pedals: EHX Expression Pedal, M-Audio®EX-P, Moog®EP-2 and EP-3,

Roland®EV-5 or Boss®FV-500L. The polarity of the expression pedal’s plug must

have the Sleeve connected to the heel position (usually GND), Ring connected to

the toe position and the Tip connected to the wiper. The nominal expression

pedal impedance is 10kΩthough most other values will work fine. Please do not

go below 6kΩ on your expression pedal’s potentiometer impedance.

TAP/CLK IN Jack –This jack accepts up to 3 external footswitches allowing

you to set the TAP time and control up to 2 other functions. Additionally, you can

set the Super Pulsar to accept clock pulses on the Tip conductor of this jack,

instead of switches, so that an external clock sets the Tap time. We recommend

powering down Super Pulsar when connecting or disconnecting your external

switches to the TAP/CLK IN jack.

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Pro-MIDI

Pro-MIDI G25 Bedienungsanleitung

DW 7000 Bedienungsanleitung

FAMC

FAMC Liquid-Foot Jr. Series Bedienungsanleitung

Dimavery

Dimavery EPOD-50 Overdrive Bedienungsanleitung

TREX

TREX ToneBug Totenschläger Bedienungsanleitung

BBE

BBE ORANGE SQUASH Bedienungsanleitung