A quick question about delay

[HarrySound]

I adore the phase inverted delay sounds because they are super wide and epic sounding. Obviously when listening back on a mono device the delay is completely absent and my guitar sounds ....well you can hear what I'm playing so it sounds terrible and not very epic.

Is there a work around for this or a thing people do to make those kinds of delay sound audible on mono devices yet still epic in stereo?

Make my solos great again ©

 

[Toopy14]

Is there a work around for this or a thing people do to make those kinds of delay sound audible on mono devices yet still epic in stereo?

Try the Enhance block at the end of the chain, with a Reverb block before it.

 

[barhrecords]

I adore the phase inverted delay sounds because they are super wide and epic sounding. Obviously when listening back on a mono device the delay is completely absent and my guitar sounds ....well you can hear what I'm playing so it sounds terrible and not very epic.

Is there a work around for this or a thing people do to make those kinds of delay sound audible on mono devices yet still epic in stereo?

Make my solos great again ©

You have to find a stereo delay that gives you that epic feeling without being out of phase L -> R.

What have you tried? Something as simple as hitting the phase switch on 2290 delay makes it mono compatible.

 

[edo]

You could try a stereo delay with a 30ms offset between left and right

 

[bobmichigan]

1+(-1)=0