I think assignable tap tempo function does apply to only one type of FX. For example it applies to ‘Tap Delay’ in FX Unit 1, but not the ‘Tap Delay time’ of the ‘Delay’ section of Echo Verb FX of FX Unit 2.
You can assign the soft key to the delay element of the echo-verb but I personally found the user-interaction a bit odd. It doesn’t flash giving visual feedback when not in the effect layer… it doesn’t seem to take the average time of the last few taps (making the time parameter jump around a lot) and the soft key seems to set double time than that of the tap key in the effect module itself.
The user interaction of the soft key with the tap delay effect module works great.
The ‘global tap tempo’ value does not exist in CQ (or Qu), so unlike SQ/Avantis/dLive, you cannot control this and then set a delay to follow it.
I’m not sure if it would be possible to achieve it in any other way, but if you add a feature suggestion for this functionality and other users agree, we would investigate further.
Regarding the other points about Echo Verb tap tempo, there is a bug logged re: SoftKey operation.
Is there a way to control the Tap with an external Met? I was able to do this with the Yamaha M7 for years… am I missing something on this? I cant figure it out and tapping a button constantly, gets annoying when you have other things to pay attention to. esp when the tempo is always off from what you tap.
That’s interesting. Clearly that depends of the design of the FX themselves but I’d guess that’s how it works as the reverb FX have their time control on their rotary. So you might be able to see visually if its position changes after setting it in the tap delay.
Mind you if the software is coded with a time parameter in each FX it should be possible “under the hood”
Might be worth the suggestion under CQ feature requests on this forum. I posted one about a requesting a manual parameter value for Tap delay your observation falls into the same coding area so why not add your thoughts there.
Will have a play later to see my eyes and ears are telling me lol.