Reverse Delay
Reverse Delay, as found in the Fender Tone Master Pro, is a digital delay effect that plays back the delayed signal in reverse, creating a unique, ethereal sound often associated with psychedelic and ambient music. This effect captures the original input, reverses the audio, and blends it with the dry signal, allowing for adjustable parameters such as delay time, feedback, and mix level. The result is a distinctive, swelling echo that can add depth and texture to guitar performances, making it ideal for experimental and atmospheric soundscapes.
Fender Model Guide
Plays echoes backward to create psychedelic textures, ambient washes and unconventional rhythmic effects.
- TIME Adjusts time before first repeat is heard.
- TAP DIVISION Synch delay time to the beat by selecting a subdivision of the current tempo.
- FEEDBACK Adjusts number of delay repeats.
- MIX Adjusts level of delay effect.
- HIGH CUT Reduces high frequencies in delay repeats.
- LOW CUT Reduces low frequencies in delay repeats.
- FORWARD LEVEL Adjusts volume of forward delay for a fuller, more interesting tone.
- SPILLOVER SWITCH Select to continue hearing delay repeats after effect has been bypassed.
From the Fender Tone Master Pro Model Guide
- Based on
- Tone Master Pro Exclusive Reverse Delay
- Effect type
- Delay
- Real gear released
- 2023
Unofficial fan reference by Worship Calling. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Fender. Tone Master Pro is a trademark of Fender Musical Instruments Corporation. Other product names belong to their owners and are used only to identify the gear each model is based on. Details are a guide, so check the Fender manual for exact controls.