BOSSCO DUAL DIGITAL DELAY SDE-3000D User manual

Reference Manual
© 2023 Roland Corporation
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Connecting the Equipment
* To prevent malfunction and equipment failure, always turn
down the volume, and turn o all the units before making any
connections.
CTL 4, 5 jacks only (for the GA-FC)
INPUT
CTL 2, 3
EXP 1
OUTPUT ROUTPUT L
CTL 4, 5
EXP 2
GA-FC
There are many other ways to connect the SDE-3000D.
For details, refer to“Connecting an Amp and Conguring the Input/
Output Settings” (p. 9).
Turning the Power On
* Before turning the unit on/o, always be sure to turn the volume
down. Even with the volume turned down, you might hear some
sound when switching the unit on/o. However, this is normal and
does not indicate a malfunction.
1. Connect the AC adaptor to the DC IN jack.
This turns the power of the SDE-3000D on.
DC IN
AC adaptor
2. Turn on any connected devices rst, and then turn on
your guitar amp.
* Do this in reverse order when turning o the power.
* Unsaved data is lost when the power turns o. You must save any
data in advance that you want to keep.
* The bank and memory number that you were using when you
turned the power o are stored in memory, and are recalled when
you turn the unit back on.
Getting Ready
Attaching the Rubber Feet
You can attach the rubber feet (included) if necessary.
Attach them in the locations shown in the illustration.
* Using the unit without rubber feet may damage the oor.
* When turning the unit over, be careful so as to protect the buttons and knobs from damage. Also, handle the unit carefully; do not drop it.

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Top Panel
1
5
6
4
2
3
Area Explanation
1
Controls
Press the top part of each button to increase the value, and
press the bottom part of each button to decrease the value.
Long-press a button to make its value change rapidly.
[TIME] buttons
Adjusts the delay time.
[FEEDBACK] buttons
Adjusts the delay feedback level.
[OUT] buttons
Adjusts the output level for the delay sound.
[RATE] buttons
Adjusts the cycle of the delay modulation.
[DEPTH] buttons
Adjusts the depth of the delay modulation.
A setting of zero turns the modulation o.
2
Memory
[1]–[4] buttons
Selects the memories.
Ø“Selecting a Memory” (p. 15)
[ã] [â] buttons
Switches the play screen in the following order: Input
level ÕParameter ÕTempo ÕBank/memory
3
Bank
[BANK A] [BANK B] buttons
Switches between banks A and B.
You can select the bank C memories (C.01 and up) by
using your feet (p. 6).
Area Explanation
4
Delay settings
[FILTER] button
A delay lter. This gives you a natural-sounding eect
when you’re using the delay as an echo.
[TIME×2] button
Switches between delay time ranges.
O (×1): 0.0-1500 ms
On (×2): 0.0-3000 ms
[DELAY PHASE] button
Inverts the phase of the delay sound.
[MOD] button
Turns the modulation on/o.
[FEEDBACK PHASE] button
Inverts the phase of the delay sound’s feedback.
[DIGITAL DELAY 1] button (DDL 1) /
[DIGITAL DELAY 2] button (DDL 2)
Switches between the DDL 1 and DDL 2 parameter
displays.
When TIME LINK is OFF or OFFSET, you can switch
between time displays for the L channel (lights up
green) and the R channel (lights up red) of DDL 1/DDL 2.
[SETUP] button
Congures the memory and system settings. Long-
press the button to turn the lock on/o. Other button
operations are disabled when the lock feature is
enabled.
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Switches
[DDL 1] switch / [DDL 2] switch
Switches the DIGITAL DELAY 1/2 on and o.
[TAP/CTL 1] switch
Press this switch in specic intervals to set the delay
time. Also, use this for the CTL function and assign
setting functions.
You can select memories by pressing the [DDL 1] switch and
[DDL 2] switch at the same time, or by pressing the [DDL 2]
switch and [TAP/CTL 1] switch at the same time.
Ø“Selecting Memories via Foot Control”(p. 6)
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Display
This shows various information depending on the operation.
Play screen
Ø“Switching Between Play Screen Displays” (p. 4)
Edit screen
ØSee the edit pages for details.
Panel Descriptions

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Getting Ready
Parameter display
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The values you set using the control buttons are all displayed here.
BPM display
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BPM value
FEEDBACK
OUT
RATE
DEPTH
This blinks in time with the BPM (default setting).
You can change the function that’s controlled by the [TAP/CLT 1] switch.
For details, refer to “Conguring the CTL Function (CTL)” (p. 25).
Bank/memory display
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Bank
Memory
Input level meter display
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INPUT LV is indicated, and the unit automatically switches to
showing the input level.
The meter moves according to the input signal level.
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Volume down Volume up
PEAK
When the input signal exceeds this level, the sound begins to distort.
Input level
Adjust the value with
the [DEPTH] buttons.
* The input level setting is the same for all memories (system
setting).
Switching Between Play Screen Displays
The screen that appears after you turn on the power is called the “play screen”.
1. Press the [ã] [â] buttons to switch between displays.
Input level display Õparameter display ÕBPM display Õbank/memory display

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Panel Descriptions
Rear Panel
C FED
A B
G
H
Area Explanation
A
INPUT L/MONO jack
Connect your guitar or keyboard here.
For a mono connection, use only the L/MONO jack.
If the unit is set for stereo input, use this to input the L channel
audio.
B
INPUT R jack
When you connect a device to this jack, the L/R jack pair
automatically switches to stereo input. In this case, this jack is used
to input the R (right) channel.
C
OUTPUT L/MONO jack
Connect this to your guitar amp, mixer or other audio equipment.
For a mono output, connect only to the L/MONO jack.
D OUTPUT R jack
Connect this to your guitar amp, mixer or other audio equipment.
E
CTL 2, 3/EXP 1 jack
You can connect an expression pedal (*1) or footswitches (*2) to these
jacks for controlling a variety of parameters.
* Use only the specied expression pedal. By connecting any other expression
pedals, you risk causing malfunction and/or damage to the unit.
* For more about footswitch settings, refer to“Connecting Footswitches” (p. 24).
Area Explanation
F
CTL4, 5/EXP2/GA-FC jack
You can connect an expression pedal (*1) or footswitches (*2) and foot
controllers (*3) to these jacks for controlling a variety of parameters.
G
DC IN jack
Connect the AC adaptor here.
The SDE-3000D powers up when the AC adaptor is connected to the
DC IN jack.
H Ground terminal
Connect this to an external earth or ground if necessary.
*1 Expression pedal
Sold separately: EV-30, FV-500L, FV-500H, Roland EV-5
*2 Footswitch
Sold separately: FS-5U, FS-5L, FS-6, FS-7
*3 Foot controller
Sold separately: GA-FC, GA-FC EX
Side Panel
USB port (USB Type-C ®)
Connect your computer using a commercially available USB cable that
supports USB 2.0.
Ø“Connecting to a Computer” (p. 34)
* Do not use a USB cable that is designed only
for charging a device. Charge-only cables
cannot transmit data.
MIDI (OUT/IN) jacks
Use TRS/TRS or TRS/MIDI connecting cables to connect this unit to an
external MIDI device.
Ø“Connecting with an External MIDI Device”(p. 31)
Sold separately:
TRS/TRS connecting cable
BCC-1-3535, BCC-2-3535
TRS/MIDI connecting cable
BMIDI-5-35, BMIDI-1-35, BMIDI-2-35

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Panel Descriptions
1. Select a memory.
Selects the previous memory
(memory decrement)
Selects the next memory
(memory increment)
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Action Operation
Select the previous
memory [DDL 1] switch + [DDL 2] switch
Select the next
memory [DDL 2] switch + [TAP/CTL 1] switch
2. The [DDL 1] switch turns DDL 1 on/o, and the [DDL 2]
switch turns DDL 2 on/o.
DDL 1 on/o DDL 2 on/o
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Selecting Memories via Foot Control
The SDE-3000D has 100 memories, and you can select the memories via foot control.
Memories: A.01–A.04, B.01–B.04, C.01–C.92
Manual mode
In this mode, the 100 memories are called up in sequential order, one by one.
Conguring the Footswitch Mode
The footswitch mode features a “manual mode” in which you can select one memory at a time in order, and “memory mode”in which you can
select two memories at a time in order. Further, memory mode features an “immediate”mode that lets you select odd-numbered memories, and a
“wait” mode that lets you show two memories and then select the memory.
1. Press the [SETUP] button.
2. Use the [TIME] buttons to select “SYSTENSYSTEN”, and press
the [SETUP] (ENTER) button.
3. Use the [TIME] buttons to select the “FS.NdFS.Nd” and
“ŷNodŷNod” parameters, and then use the [DEPTH] buttons
to change the value.
Select the parameter Edit the value
Parameter Value Explanation
FS.Nd
(Footswitch Mode)
NAnvAL
(Manual)
Manual mode.
Selects one memory at a time.
NENory
(Memory)
Memory mode.
Selects two memories at a time.
ŷNod
(M. Mode)
iNNEdit
(immediate)
Immediate.
Switches immediately to the memory
after the next in memory mode.
ľAit
(Wait)
Wait.
In memory mode, when two
memories are displayed via foot
control, the memory switches only
when you operate a foot control once
more.

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Panel Descriptions
Immediate
Switches to odd-numbered memories, two at a time. To select an
even-numbered memory, press the [DDL 2] switch.
1. Select a memory.
[DDL 1] switch + [DDL 2] switch: previous memory
[DDL 2] switch + [TAP/CTL 1] switch: next memory
This immediately switches to the next two memories.
For instance, when A.01 is selected, the [DDL 1] switch selects and
turns on/o the delay for A.01 (odd-numbered memories), and the
[DDL 2] switch selects and turns on/o the delay for A.02 (the even-
numbered memories).
Selects the previous memory
(memory decrement)
Selects the next memory
(memory increment)
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2. Select the memories using the [DDL 1] and [DDL 2]
switches.
If you press the same switch twice in a row, you can turn the delay
o or restore the memory to its stored state.
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Selects and turns on/o the
even-numbered memories
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3. To turn the delay o, press the same switch again.
Wait
This displays two memories at a time for you to select.
1. Switch the memory display.
[DDL 1] switch + [DDL 2] switch: previous memory
[DDL 2] switch + [TAP/CTL 1] switch: next memory
The display changes with each operation. The memory does not
switch until you perform the next operation.
Selects the previous memory
(memory decrement)
Selects the next memory
(memory increment)
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2. Select the memories using the [DDL 1] and [DDL 2]
switches.
If you press the same switch twice in a row, you can turn the delay
o or restore the memory to its stored state.
Selects and turns on/o the
odd-numbered memories
Selects and turns on/o the
even-numbered memories
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3. To turn the delay o, press the same switch again.
Memory mode
In this mode, the 100 memories are selected in sequential order, two at a time.
Further, this mode features an “immediate” mode that lets you select odd-numbered memories, and a“wait” mode that lets you show two
memories and then select a memory.

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Conguring the Input and Output Settings
Conguring the Input/Output to Match the
Connected Device
1. Press the [SETUP] button.
2. Use the [TIME] buttons to select “in;ovtin;ovt”, and press
the [SETUP] (ENTER) button.
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3. Use the [TIME] buttons to select a parameter, and then
use the [DEPTH] buttons to change the value.
Select the parameter Edit the value
Parameter
[TIME] buttons
Value
[DEPTH] buttons Explanation
ovt
(Output Setting)
StErEoStErEo
(STEREO)
The sound is output in stereo
from the OUTPUT L/MONO and
R jacks.
diƐEFödiƐEFö
(L: DIRECT, R: EFX)
The direct sound is output from
the OUTPUT DIRECT jack, and
the delay sound is output from
the OUTPUT EFX L jack.
diƐNvtEdiƐNvtE
(DIRECT MUTE) Mutes the direct sound.
vniGAin
(Uni Gain)
4d4d, -10d-10d,
-20d-20d
Switches between +4 dBm,
-10 dBm and -20 dBm to match
the input/output level of the
connected device.
iƔUol
(Input Volume)
11–100100 Adjusts the input level.
bYPASS
(Bypass)
DSPDSP
(DSP)
This fully recreates the bypass
characteristics of the original
Roland SDE-3000.
AnLGAnLG
(Analog)
Outputs via a hardware bypass
signal route.
Adjusting the Input Level While Checking the
Level Meter
1. On the play screen (the screen that appears right after
you start up the unit), press the [ã] button to show the
input level meter.
Input level meter display
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Volume down Volume up
PEAK
When the input signal exceeds this level, the sound begins to distort.
Input level
Adjust the value with
the [DEPTH] buttons.
2. Use the DEPTH buttons to adjust the input level.
Adjusting the Output Level (Output Gain)
To adjust the output level, change this value within a range of -12 to
+12 dB.
1. Press the [SETUP] button.
2. Use the [TIME] buttons to select “NASTERNASTER”, and press
the [SETUP] (ENTER) button.
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3. Use the [TIME] buttons to select “ovƸGAinovƸGAin”, and then
use the [DEPTH] buttons to change the value.
Output gain parameters (in MASTER settings)
Parameter
[TIME] buttons
Value
[DEPTH] buttons Explanation
ovƸGAin
(Output Gain)
-12-12–1212 Adjusts the output level.

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The SDE-3000D has two built-in digital delays (Roland SDE-3000) that have been expanded to work in stereo.
You can switch the conguration of these two delays between serial to parallel. The connection method is called a “structure”.
For details on how to congure the input/output settings, refer to the information below.
Ø“Conguring the Input and Output Settings”(p. 8)
Switching Between Serial and Parallel Connections (Structure)
1. Press the [SETUP] button.
2. Use the [TIME] buttons to select “NASTERNASTER”.
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3. Press the [SETUP] (ENTER) button.
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4. Use the [TIME] buttons to select “StrvCtStrvCt”, and then
use the [DEPTH] buttons to change the value.
Parameter
[TIME] buttons
Value
[DEPTH] buttons Explanation
StrvCt
(Structure)
SEriSEri
(Series)
The two delays are connected
in series.
PARA1PARA1
(Parallel 1)
The two delays are connected
in parallel.
PARA2PARA2
(Parallel 2)
Outputs the sound
independently from the two
delays via the OUTPUT L/MONO
and R jacks.
Connected in series (serial)
In series
The two delays are connected in series.
DDL 1 (L/R) DDL 2 (L/R)
INPUT L OUTPUT L
INPUT R OUTPUT R
Parallel connection
Parallel 1
The two delays are connected in parallel.
DDL 1 (L/R)
DDL 2 (L/R)
INPUT L
INPUT R
OUTPUT L
OUTPUT R
Parallel 2
Outputs the sound independently from the two delays via the OUTPUT L/MONO and R jacks.
DDL 1 (L/R)
INPUT L OUTPUT L
DDL 2 (L/R)
INPUT R OUTPUT R
Connecting an Amp and Conguring the Input/Output Settings

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Connecting an Amp and Conguring the Input/Output Settings
Using a Single Amp (1-in, 1-out)
Use the OUTPUT L/MONO jack when connecting to only one amp. The dry (direct) and wet (delay) sounds are mixed when output.
INPUT L/MONO
IN OUT settings
[SETUP] Ó“in;ovt”
Parameter
[TIME] buttons
Value
[DEPTH] buttons Explanation
ovt
(Output Setting)
StErEoStErEo
(STEREO)
The sound is output in mono when
an amp is only connected to the
OUTPUT L/MONO jack.
Delay structure (in series: connected one after another)
The two delays are connected in series.
DDL 1 (L/R) DDL 2 (L/R)
Guitar AMP
DRY+WET
Delay structure (parallel 1/2: connected separately in parallel)
The two delays are connected in parallel.
You can combine the two delays with dierent delay times to create your own sound.
DRY+WET
Guitar AMP
DDL 1 (L/R)
DDL 2 (L/R)
NOTE
The SDE-3000D fully recreates the bypass characteristics of the original Roland SDE-3000. Since the original sound is faithfully recreated by
varying the delay times and so on, you may notice a unique modulated sound that occurs with certain settings when you mix two delays that are
connected in parallel and output them in mono. This is not a malfunction.

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Connecting an Amp and Conguring the Input/Output Settings
Using Two Amps (1-in, 2-out)
Use the OUTPUT L/MONO and OUTPUT R jacks when connecting to two amps. This lets you mix the dry (direct) and wet (delay) sounds for output,
or output the dry and wet sounds separately.
When mixing the dry and wet sounds for output
INPUT L/MONO R
IN OUT settings
[SETUP] Ó“in;ovt”
Parameter
[TIME] buttons
Value
[DEPTH] buttons Explanation
ovt
(Output Setting)
StErEoStErEo
(STEREO)
The sound is output in stereo from
the OUTPUT L/MONO and R jacks.
Delay structure (in series: connected one after another)
The two delays are connected in series.
DRY+WET L
DRY+WET R
Guitar
AMP
DDL 1 (L/R) DDL 2 (L/R)
Delay structure (parallel 1: connected separately in parallel)
The two delays are connected in parallel.
DRY+WET L
DRY+WET R
Guitar
AMP
DDL 1 (L/R)
DDL 2 (L/R)
Delay structure (parallel 2: connected separately in parallel)
The two delays are connected in parallel and output to dierent jacks.
DRY+WET L
DRY+WET R
Guitar
AMP
DDL 1 (L/R)
DDL 2 (L/R)

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Connecting an Amp and Conguring the Input/Output Settings
When outputting the dry and wet sounds separately
INPUT L/MONO R
IN OUT settings
[SETUP] Ó“in;ovt”
Parameter
[TIME] buttons
Value
[DEPTH] buttons Explanation
ovt
(Output Setting)
diƐEFödiƐEFö
(L: DIRECT, R: EFX)
The direct sound is output from
the OUTPUT L/MONO jack, and
the delay sound is output from the
OUTPUT R jack.
diƐNutEdiƐNutE
(Direct Mute)
Delay structure (in series: connected one after another)
The two delays are connected in series.
DRY
WET
Guitar
AMP
DDL 1 (L/R) DDL 2 (L/R)
Delay structure (parallel 1/2: connected separately in parallel)
The two delays are connected in parallel and output to dierent jacks.
DRY
WET
Guitar
AMP
DDL 1 (L/R)
DDL 2 (L/R)

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Connecting an Amp and Conguring the Input/Output Settings
Stereo Input/Output (2-in, 2-out)
For stereo input, the dry (direct) and wet (delay) sounds are mixed when output.
INPUT L
INPUT R
RL/MONO
Eect,
keyboard,
audio device
IN OUT settings
[SETUP] Ó“in;ovt”
Parameter
[TIME] buttons
Value
[DEPTH] buttons Explanation
ovt
(Output Setting)
StErEoStErEo
(STEREO)
The sound is output in stereo from
the OUTPUT L/MONO and R jacks.
Delay structure (parallel 1: connected separately in parallel)
The two delays are connected in parallel.
DRY+WET L
DRY+WET R
Guitar
AMP
Stereo Eect
DDL 1 (L/R)
DDL 2 (L/R)
DRY+WET L
DRY+WET R
AMP
Keyboard
or
Audio Player
DDL 1 (L/R)
DDL 2 (L/R)

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Using the Foot Volume
Conguring the Foot Volume
This is a volume control eect. Operate this with an expression pedal
that’s connected to the CTL 2, 3/EXP1 jack or the CTL 4, 5/EXP2/GA-FC
jack.
1. Press the [SETUP] button.
2. Use the [TIME] buttons to select “Foot$UoLFoot$UoL”.
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3. Press the [SETUP] button.
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4. Use the [TIME] buttons to select a parameter, and then
use the [DEPTH] buttons to change the value.
Parameter
[TIME] buttons
Value
[DEPTH] buttons Explanation
ƱUoŸSľ
(Foot Vol Switch)
offoff
(o)
onon
(on)
Turns the foot volume on/o.
PEdAŸPoS
(Pedal Position)
00–100100 Sets the volume.
UoŸNin
(Volume Min)
00–100100 Sets the volume when the heel
of the EXP Pedal is depressed.
UoŸNAö
(Volume Max)
00–100100 Selects the volume when the toe
of the EXP Pedal is depressed.
CurUE
(Curve)
SLoľ1SLoľ1
(Slow1)
SLoľ2SLoľ2
(Slow2)
norNALnorNAL
(Normal)
FAStFASt
(Fast)
You can select how the actual
volume changes relative to the
amount the pedal is pressed.
Volume Min
Volume
Volume Max
Slow1
Slow2
Normal
Fast
FU.PrF
(Foot Vol Preference)
NENoryNENory
(Memory)
SYStENSYStEN
(System)
Sets whether the foot volume
should follow the settings for
the memories, or whether
it should follow the system
settings.
Preference parameters
“Preference parameters” are available on this unit.
Select “NENory (Memory)” to congure the settings for each
memory.
Select “SYStEN” (System) to follow the system settings, so that the
same settings are used even when switching to a dierent memory.
Change the setting as appropriate for your use case.

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Selecting a Memory
1. Press the [BANK A] button or the [BANK B] button to
select a bank.
Button (indicator color) Bank (memory)
[BANK A] button BANK A (1–4)
[BANK B] button BANK B (1–4)
When you select a bank, the indicators for the memory buttons and
the memory number in the display blink.
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2. Press the [1]–[4] buttons to select a memory.
Playing

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Conguring the Delay Sound
(From the Top Panel)
Use the buttons to edit the parameters shown in the display.
1. Switch to the play screen parameter display (p. 4).
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2. Press the [DIGITAL DELAY 1] and [DIGITAL DELAY 2]
buttons to select the delay to operate.
3. Use the control buttons to congure the delay.
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Button (parameter) Value/Explanation
[TIME] buttons
Sets the delay time.
0.00.0–15001500 0.0–1500 ms (TIMEx2 o )
0.00.0–30003000 0.0–3000 ms (TIMEx2 on)
Note Sets the time as a note value
(*1).
[FEEDBACK] buttons 00–qqqq
Sets the amount of feedback.
[OUT] buttons 00–qqqq Sets the output volume of the
delay sound.
[RATE] buttons
00–qqqq,
oñoñ (note) *1 Sets the modulation speed.
[DEPTH] buttons 00–qqqq Sets the modulation depth.
*1 Note values that can be set
Symbols Explanation
1_1b1_1b Sixteenth note
8t8t Eighth-note triplet
1bd1bd Dotted sixteenth
note
1_81_8 Eighth note
4t4t Quarter-note triplet
8d8d Dotted eighth note
Symbols Explanation
1_41_4 Quarter note
2t2t Half-note triplet
4d4d Dotted quarter note
1_21_2 Half note
1t1t Whole-note triplet
2d2d Dotted half note
1_11_1 Whole note
* If the note value you’ve set exceeds the upper limit for the delay
time, the length is halved.
Other Delay Parameters (DDL 1, DDL 2)
1. Press the [SETUP] button.
The parameter to set is shown in the display.
2. Use the [TIME] buttons to select “ddL1ddL1” “ddL2ddL2”, and
press the [SETUP] (ENTER) button.
3. Use the [TIME] buttons to select a parameter, and then
use the [DEPTH] buttons to change the value.
Parameter list (common for DDL 1 and DDL 2)
MEMO
Use the [DIGITAL DELAY 1] button and [DIGITAL DELAY 2] button to
switch between the DDL 1 and DDL 2 parameters.
Parameter Value/Explanation
d±Sľ
(DDL 1 Switch)
d²Sľ
(DDL 2 Switch)
Turns DDL 1 or DDL 2 on/o.
oFFoFF
(O ) O
onon
(On) On
d±tyP
(DDL 1 type)
d²tyP
(DDL 2 type)
Sets the type for DDL 1 or DDL 2.
StErEoStErEo
(Stereo) A stereo-in/out delay.
PAnPAn
(Pan)
This gives a tap delay eect, with the
delay time (how long the sound is
delayed) divided into L and R channels.
d±tŷLinK
(DDL 1 Timelink)
d²tŷLinK
(DDL 2 Timelink)
Sets whether to independently control the DDL 1 or DDL
2 left-right delay time (o), or to use a common delay
time for the left and right (on).
oFFoFF
(O )
Sets the left-right delay time
independently.
onon
(On) Sets a common left-right delay time.
oStoSt
(Oset)
Links the left and right channel delay
times while maintaining the oset. This
also follows the tap tempo.
d±oFFSt
(DDL 1 Oset)
d²oFFSt
(DDL 2 Oset)
When d±tŷLink, d²tŷLink is oSt, this
parameter is shown.
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Sets how much to oset the delay time
of the R channel from the L channel
(in msec).
When the oset is“0”, the left and right
delays sound at the same time.
d±ľAUEFN
(DDL 1 Waveform)
d²ľAUEFN
(DDL 2 Waveform)
Selects the modulation waveform.
tritri
(Triangle)
Triangle wave
This is the original SDE-3000
waveform.
SinSin
(Sine) Sine wave
d±Nod.PH
(DDL 1 Mod phase)
d²Nod.PH
(DD2. Mod phase)
Species the left-right phase.
nornor
(Normal)
Normal (in phase)
The phase does not change.
inUinU
(Invert)
Inverted (reverse phase)
The phase is inverted.
d±FƼEq.tP
(DDL 1 Feedback EQ type)
d²FƼEq.tP
(DDL 2 Feedback EQ type)
Selects the EQ type that’s applied to the delay feedback.
oFFoFF
(O ) The feedback EQ is o.
orGorG
(Original)
This is the original characteristic for the
SDE-3000.
vSrvSr
(User)
This can be freely congured in the
user settings.
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Parameter Value/Explanation
d±Fb.LC.F
( DDL 1 Feedback EQ Lo Freq )
d²Fb.LC.F
( DDL 2 Feedback EQ Lo Freq )
*1
Cuts the frequency region below the specied frequency
(low-cut lter).
FLAtFLAt
(Flat) The low-cut lter has no eect.
2020–800800
20, 25, 31.5, 40, 50, 63, 80, 100, 125,
160, 200, 250, 315, 400, 500, 630, 800
(Hz)
d±Fb.HC.F
( DDL 1 Feedback EQ hi Freq )
d²Fb.HC.F
( DDL 2 Feedback EQ hi Freq )
*1
Cuts the frequency region above the specied frequency
(high-cut lter).
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3.15k, 4k, 5k, 6.3k, 8k, 10k, 12.5k (Hz)
FLAtFLAt
(Flat) The high-cut lter has no eect.
d±Fb.HC.G
( DDL 1 Feedback EQ Hc Gain )
d²Fb.HC.G
( DDL 2 Feedback EQ Hc Gain )
*1
-24-24–00Adjusts the tonal character of the high
frequencies.
*1 This is shown only when the d±FƼEq.tP (DDL 1 Feedback EQ type) and
d²FƼEq.tP (DDL 2 Feedback EQ type) parameters are set to vSr (User).
Linking the Left and Right Delay Times
(Time Link)
Time Link is a function that lets you use the same delay times for the
left and right channels, or make them work independently.
1. Press the [SETUP] button.
The parameter to set is shown in the display.
2. Use the [TIME] buttons to select “ddL1ddL1” “ddL2ddL2”, and
press the [SETUP] (ENTER) button.
3. Use the [TIME] buttons to select the parameter, and
then use the [DEPTH] buttons to change the value.
Parameter Value/Explanation
d±tŷLink
(DDL 1 Timelink)
d²tŷLink
(DDL 2 Timelink)
Sets whether to independently control the DDL 1 or
DDL 2 left-right delay time (o), or to use a common
delay time for the left and right (on).
oFFoFF
(O )
Sets the left-right delay time
independently.
onon
(On)
Sets a common left-right delay
time.
oStoSt
(Oset)
Links the left and right channel
delay times while maintaining the
oset. This also follows the tap
tempo.
d±oFFSt
(DDL 1 Oset)
d²oFFSt
(DDL 2 Oset)
When d±tŷLink, d²tŷLink is oSt, this
parameter is shown.
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Sets how much to oset the delay
time of the R channel from the L
channel (in msec).
When the oset is“0”, the left and
right delays sound at the same
time.
Setting the Left and Right Channels to the Same
Delay Time (Time Link: ON)
When you set the oset to “0” while Time Link is ON, the left and
right channels use the same delay times. When you use tap tempo to
change the delay time, the left and right channel delays still stay the
same.
1. Press the [SETUP] button.
2. Use the [TIME] buttons to select “ddL1ddL1” “ddL2ddL2”, and
press the [SETUP] (ENTER) button.
3. Use the [TIME] buttons to select “d±tŷLinkd±tŷLink”
“d²tŷLinkd²tŷLink”, and then use the [DEPTH] buttons to
change the value to“onon”.
Setting the Left and Right Delay Times
Independently (Time Link: OFF)
When Time Link is OFF, the left and right channel delay times can be
set independently. When you use tap tempo to change the delay time,
only the delay for the selected channel (left or right) is changed.
1. Press the [SETUP] button.
2. Use the [TIME] buttons to select “ddL1ddL1” “ddL2ddL2”, and
press the [SETUP] (ENTER) button.
3. Use the [TIME] buttons to select “d±tŷLinkd±tŷLink”
“d²tŷLinkd²tŷLink”, and then use the [DEPTH] buttons to
change the value to“oFFoFF”.
Outputting a delay with dierent times
(Lch: 400 msec; Rch: 800 msec)
DDL 1 (L/R)
Lch
Rch
1. Press the [DIGITAL DELAY 1] button to make it light up
green, and set the“TIME” to“400”.
2. Press the [DIGITAL DELAY 1] button to make it light up
red, and set the “TIME” to “800”.
Setting the Left and Right Channels to Dierent
Delay Times (Time Link: OFFSET)
You can adjust the delay time oset to set dierent delay times for the
left and right channels. When you use tap tempo to change the delay
time, the oset still stays the same.
1. Press the [SETUP] button.
2. Use the [TIME] buttons to select “ddL1ddL1” “ddL2ddL2”, and
press the [SETUP] (ENTER) button.
3. Use the [TIME] buttons to select “d±tŷLinkd±tŷLink”
“d²tŷLinkd²tŷLink”, and then use the [DEPTH] buttons to
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4. Use the [TIME] buttons to select “d±oFFStd±oFFSt” or
“d²oFFStd²oFFSt”, and then use the [DEPTH] buttons to
change the value.
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The R channel value is oset from the L channel by the amount set
(-10 msec).
MEMO
When the oset is“0”, the left and right delays sound at the same
time.
When the delay time is set to“505 msec” and the oset
is set to “-10”
You can oset the delay times by a tiny amount to create an expansive,
spatially synthesized delay sound.
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L channel (505 msec)
From this screen, you can press the [TIME] buttons to edit the delay time.
R channel (495 msec)
The oset value that you set (which starts with “Ɯ”) is shown.
From this screen, you can press the [TIME] buttons to edit the oset value.
MEMO
When you keep pressing the [DIGITAL DELAY 1] or [DIGITAL DELAY
2] button, the setting switches between the L and R channels each
time you press the buttons.
1. Change the delay time using tap tempo.
The oset always remains the same even if the tempo changes,
which lets you keep the same stereo image.
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L channel (542 msec)
From this screen, you can press the [TIME] buttons to edit the delay time.
R channel (532 msec)
The oset value that you set (which starts with “Ɯ”) is shown.
From this screen, you can press the [TIME] buttons to edit the oset value.
Switching Between Left and Right Time Display for
DDL 1/DDL 2
1. Press the [DIGITAL DELAY 1] or [DIGITAL DELAY 2]
button, corresponding to which indicator is lit.
Each time you press the button, the display switches between the
left and right times, and the channel you select (Lch/Rch) appears
as a pop-up in the display.
L channel (indicator lights up green)
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Parameters aside from delay time are the same for both left and
right.
Carrying Over Reverberations when Switching
the Delays On/O or When Switching Between
Memories (Carryover)
When the carryover function is on, you can make the reverberations
of the previous delay continue to sound even when you switch the
delays on/o or switch between memories.
Turning On the Carryover
1. Press the [SETUP] button.
2. Use the [TIME] buttons to select “NASTERNASTER”, and press
the [SETUP] (ENTER) button.
3. Use the [TIME] buttons to select “d±CrYoUrd±CrYoUr” or
“d²CrYoUrd²CrYoUr”, and then use the [DEPTH] buttons to
change the value to“onon”.
Carryover parameter (in MASTER settings)
Parameter
[TIME] buttons
Value
[DEPTH] buttons Explanation
d±CrYoUr
(DDL 1 Caryover)
d²CrYoUr
(DDL 2 Caryover)
When this is on, you can make the reverberations of the
previous delay continue to sound even when you switch
the delays on/o or switch between memories.
oFFoFF
(O ) Disables the carryover.
onon
(On) Enables the carryover.

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Setting the Tempo (BPM)
Here’s how to set the tempo when the delay time was set using a note
length.
1. Press the [SETUP] button.
2. Use the [TIME] buttons to select “NASTERNASTER”, and press
the [SETUP] (ENTER) button.
3. Use the [TIME] buttons to select “BPNBPN”, and then use
the [DEPTH] buttons to change the value.
BPM parameter (in MASTER settings)
Parameter
[TIME] buttons
Value
[DEPTH] buttons Explanation
BPN
(BPM)
4040–250250 Species the tempo.
MEMO
The display reads as follows when an external clock is received.
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Setting the Other Parameters (MASTER)
1. Press the [SETUP] button.
2. Use the [TIME] buttons to select “NASTERNASTER”.
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4. Use the [TIME] buttons to select a parameter, and then
use the [DEPTH] buttons to change the value.
Parameter
[TIME] buttons
Value
[DEPTH] buttons Explanation
NoƞLink
(Mod Link)
This is shown when the structure is “Parallel 2”.
nornor
(Normal)
Aligns the phase of modulation
between DDL 1 and DDL 2.
inuinu
(Invert)
Reverses the phase of
modulation between DDL 1 and
DDL 2.
offoff
(o) Sets this to o (free running).
diƐLEUEL
(Direct Level)
00–100100
Sets the direct level.
When this is set to “60”, the
input/output balance is 1:1
(unity gain).
ovƸGAin
(Output Gain)
-12-12–1212 Adjusts the output level.
tENpƜHLD
(Tempo Hold)
offoff
(o)
onon
(on)
Species whether the tempo
(BPM) is changed (oFF) or
held (on) or when you switch
memories.
You can keep the same delay
time by maintaining the tempo.
However, note that when the
NOTE setting (note value) of
the patch you’re switching to
is dierent, the delay time also
changes.
The setting can be changed for
each memory.

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Useful Functions
Switching Between Note Length and Time Display
for the Delay Time
1. When the play screen is showing the parameter, hold
down the [â] button and press the [TIME] buttons up
and down.
Operation Display
[â] button + [TIME (up)] button Note length display
[â] button + [TIME (down)] button Time display
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Note length display
Note values that can be set
Symbols Explanation
1_1b1_1b Sixteenth note
8t8t Eighth-note triplet
1bd1bd Dotted sixteenth
note
1_81_8 Eighth note
4t4t Quarter-note triplet
8d8d Dotted eighth note
Symbols Explanation
1_41_4 Quarter note
2t2t Half-note triplet
4d4d Dotted quarter note
1_21_2 Half note
1t1t Whole-note triplet
2d2d Dotted half note
1_11_1 Whole note
Make Large Changes to the Delay Time
1. When the delay time on the play screen is displayed as
time, hold down the [ã] button and press the [TIME]
button up or down.
The set value increases or decreases signicantly.
Operation Display
[ã] button + [TIME (up)] button The set value increases
signicantly.
Operation Display
[ã] button + [TIME (down)] button The set value decreases
signicantly.
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Switching Between DDL 1 and DDL 2 on the
Parameter Setting Screen
1. Press the [DIGITAL DELAY 1] and [DIGITAL DELAY 2]
buttons when editing the delay.
The display switches to the settings screen for the delay you
selected by pressing the buttons without changing any parameters.
The indicator for the selected delay lights up.
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