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thanks M@. i dialled in your vintage digital feedback dual delay thingy, that you posted in the "dialling delay" thread and included it here. i put "M@" on the end, rather than "Sim", so people would know it was one of yours i just did it by ear and following the details you put in the original post. hope you don't mind (there was no version for the II)
Much appreciated Simeon! I agree as the sound blooms it's like a tightly formed delay that expands as the notes ring out. I just wanted to get some insight into how you have found the best way to make your signal chain. Thanks again mate!!
That's the nice thing that mitigates the whole II vs. XL preset issue. A block is a block is a block. Many times it's not the whole preset that one needs it's just the block that has the main feature of the preset in question - i.e. a delay block, an amp block that has particular X/Y settings, et cetera, so on, and so forth.
I think folks forgot about the versatility of sharing block .syx files. Muy muy flex-able.
Cool Simeon!!! Have you been able to recreate the ending delay of "Eruption"? I know the Echorec or one of his pedals does that sort of thing like the old tape delays whereas you pull down the time and it also lowers the pitch of the original note.
Wow! Just checked them and these are incredible! Donation sent.
My wish is that these would appear on the AXE FX hardware in delay types menu, would be so easy do drop one of these wonderful sounds without Axe Edit.
PS.
Simeon, could you make Andy Timmons type delay a well? I think he uses some kind of dual delay that creates this sweet ambiance behind his lead lines.
for example this video at 7:55 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BRY-n83J0F8
Wow! Just checked them and these are incredible! Donation sent.
My wish is that these would appear on the AXE FX hardware in delay types menu, would be so easy do drop one of these wonderful sounds without Axe Edit.
PS.
Simeon, could you make Andy Timmons type delay a well? I think he uses some kind of dual delay that creates this sweet ambiance behind his lead lines.
for example this video at 7:55 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BRY-n83J0F8
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i just did it by ear and following the details you put in the original post. hope you don't mind (there was no version for the II)
