In this video Ray Suhy takes a deep dive into the brand new pedal from Emma Electronic.
Choose Your Own Adventure:
0:00 - Stereo Wet/Dry Out
0:39 - Beat-Split/Multi-Tap Section
3:37 - Color Control (Delay Repeat Tone)
5:13 - Modulation Section
6:42 - Secret Bonus Chorus Effect ;-)
8:06 - A Leslie Vibe
8:46 - Delay Trails
10:58 - Delay Swells/Pads
11:20 - Delay in the Effects Loop of a Dirty Amp
The Navigator is the pinnacle of elegant simplicity – it offers everything you need in a delay pedal, and nothing you don’t. Tap-tempo, modulation, beat-splits, trails, wet/dry outputs - All this and more in a compact, pedalboard friendly package that’s simple to use.
Combining the best of analog and digital technology, the Navigator offers practical, usable delay functions in a unique configuration that can generate classic delay tones as well as many unique new sounds.
The Navigator’s hybrid circuit keeps the dry signal path 100% analog to avoid signal latency and digital sterility.
The delayed signal is created using a custom-coded DSP that allows for delay times of up to 1 second which can be adjusted via tap-tempo and also beat-split to create rhythmic, “multi-tap” effects.
The delayed signal is then fed back into the analog realm where Color, Level and Feedback controls add additional warmth and realism to the effect.
Lastly, an optional digital modulation section can create a variety of secondary effects, from tape echo “warble” to lush chorus and flanging.
Perhaps the most unique feature of the Navigator is a separate Level control for the second, beat-split delay repeats. This option allows the user to emphasize the second delay voice, or to turn the main delay off entirely to create interesting new rhythmic effects. The second delay has the option to be set at one-half, two-thirds, or three-quarter intervals against the main delay, allowing for “dotted eighth” and other classic multi-tap delay effects.
Check out our other videos to see just where the Navigator can take you.
More info: https://www.godlyke.com/emma-effects-pedals/navigator-delay