Re: Re: reverb just on the delays

["Charlie Milkey" <pilotcp@gmail.com>]

or, mod your delay pedal to have an effect loop :) i am doing it right
now with a Danelectro PB&J delay, and what it will do is with each
repeat, the effect in the effect loop will affect only each repeat...i
had the idea when i was thinking how cool it'd be to put a whammy
pedal in there and have it so that each repeat is a fifth up or down
or something :)

Charlie

On 7/22/06, Miko Biffle <biffoz@arczip.com> wrote:
>
>
> Very long predelay on the reverb accomplishes this effect -- OR -- you 
>could
> hang a delay on an aux send of a mixer, sending it through a reverb on 
>100%
> wet... (or the verb before the delay, which I prefer).
>
>
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: rune fagereng
> To: loopers-delight@loopers-delight.com ;
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> Sent: Friday, July 21, 2006 11:00 AM
> Subject: reverb just on the delays
>
>
> On some of Jon Hassells tunes, his trompetsound has a near and close 
>direct
> sound, and just a small amout of his sound (lets say  20%) has a big 
>reverb,
> I think. The part that has reverb, also has some delay, I think. But 
>there
> are no delay on the direct sound, I think....
>
> I play guitar, with the use of TC 2290 for delay, and a Alesis for 
>reverb.
> The Alesis is in the fx-chain of the Tc.
>
> Any Thoughts of how to get "closer" to the Hassells sound, in the manner 
>of
> getting reverb just on the delays ? Or any tips what so ever ?
>
> Best regards of Rune F
>
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