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This guide is for guitarists and sound designers looking to create unique volume swells, reverse effects, and textured sounds with the Electro-Harmonix Attack Decay pedal. The Attack Decay reinterprets a vintage classic, offering expanded functionality with its volume envelope manipulation, built-in fuzz, and effects loop. Note that mastering the nuances of the Attack Decay may require some experimentation to achieve desired results.
| Colour | Multicolor |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | ATTACKDECAY |
| Brand | Electro-Harmonix |
In Mono mode, the Attack Decay applies a single volume envelope to the signal, and it resets with each new note. In Poly mode, each note you play gets its own individual volume envelope.
Yes, you can use the Attack Decay with a variety of instruments that produce an audio signal, such as keyboards, synthesizers, and bass guitars.
Use a standard expression pedal with a TRS (tip, ring, sleeve) cable. This is required for the pedal to interpret the signal from your expression pedal.
Adjust the knobs to your desired settings, then press and hold the footswitch for about 2 seconds. The LED will blink to indicate that the preset has been saved.
Press the footswitch to cycle through your saved presets. The LED color indicates which preset is active.
No, the Attack Decay uses buffered bypass, which can help maintain signal integrity over long cable runs.
The Attack Decay requires a 9.6V DC power adapter capable of providing at least 200mA of current. The power adapter is included.
Check that the power adapter is correctly connected to both the pedal and a working power outlet. Ensure that the DC jack is properly connected. Verify that you are using the correct power supply.
Check the input and output connections. Ensure the pedal is engaged (footswitch activated). Adjust the volume and level controls on the pedal and your amplifier. Check all cables.
Ensure all connections are secure. Check for any ground loops in your setup. Try using a noise gate or other noise reduction pedal to minimize unwanted noise. Make sure to use the correct power supply.
Make sure your expression pedal or CV source is compatible with the Attack Decay. Check the EXP/CV connection. Adjust the settings on the pedal to make sure the EXP/CV is assigned to the parameters you want to control. Ensure you are using a TRS cable for the expression pedal.
