Dave Merrill
Axe-Master
I'm aware, besides of which he can wear anything he wants, because he can play anything he wantsAndy has toured with Rascal Flatts.
I'm aware, besides of which he can wear anything he wants, because he can play anything he wantsAndy has toured with Rascal Flatts.
Also because you'd really want 3 speakers, L/C/R, so you'd want 3 output channels.If you really want to do the W/D/W thing, it seems to be a mistake to run the delay blocks in parallel, because, as Dave points out, you get a little bit of the first delay mixed in with the second delay.
You can do the delay with a single delay block using the Dual Delay and panning the two voices hard left and hard right respectively.
Not quite, since the input to delay 2 includes some of delay 1 mixed in. May or may not be significant and/or better/worse.
If I could only listen to one guitar player for the rest of my life I'd pick Andy.
Great guitarist and a great tip for many guitar sounds. Fairly simple preset, he should've just posted it in axe-change instead of trying to sell it. I mean, you can basically copy it from the video anyway. And you don't need to use 2 delay blocks. Just use the dual delay and pan L/R like this (main tempo is set at 120BPM):
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... I do not want to take away some views from him.
You can use it for Andy's preset, Eddie type stuff or any preset where you want the wet/dry/wet setup. Just thought I'd offer it up as it only requires 1 delay block and does the same thing Andy is showing using 2 blocksHe was selling it? Weird because he really walks you through and shows and explains every parameter. I figured he makes money through youtube so that is why I didn’t post the preset here. Every view counts, right?
You showed the settings on the dual delay. Thank you for that. Are you suggesting to use these settings for this preset or did you just show it to make a point about the dual delay?
Am I the only one who wanted to reach in to the screen and put the two delay blocks in parallel
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yes, it sounds great either way, because there's absolutely no sonic difference between the two, apart from there may be slightly less dry signal when everything is in series. this whole "wet / dry / wet" thing is proper bs, imo when you're just doing it in stereo