I have been using it about 10 times. So most of the time the Thyme has been sitting in the box. Sound fantastic, im just more in to modular stuff.

Digital effects processor

Bastl Instruments Thyme is an effects processor best described as a robot-controlled digital tape machine with sequencer function. With many parameters, it allows you to explore all time-based effects and the large space between their classic multi-effect categories such as delay, phaser, reverb, chorus, pitch shifter, multi-tap delay, tape delay, tremolo, vibrato, compressor and that in stereo. Each of the nine different parameters (tape speed, delay coarse and fine, feedback, filter, extra-scan head distance and level, dry-wet mix and volume) has a dedicated, very flexible modulation source called"the robot". This modulation source can be either an LFO with many different waveforms, an external CV source, or an envelope follower to enable effects that respond to dynamics. In addition, the robot even allows panning to create psychedelic new sound effects. In addition, there are eight buttons for selecting a preset, which can even be played through a built-in meta sequencer. The sequencer, the robots and the delay can be synchronized with an external or the internal clock. Bastl Instruments Thyme can work with MIDI, Analog Clock and CV, it additionally has a switchable Stereo / Mono input, Stereo output, headphone output with level and foot switch socket.