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Originally Posted by mad dog
I also just saw they are making a MXR Carbon copy mini. geez i should have researched this stuff before i start buying pedals..lol
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05-14-2019 04:40 PM
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Misty: The params make sense if you do it as follows. Turn everything to minimum.Turn the "level" or "mix" up pretty high. (You still won't hear much reverb.) Turn "dwell" up until you can hear a little too much reverb. Turn "brite" or "tone" (or whatever they call it) up until it's as "airy" as you like. Turn "decay" up until the reverb lasts as long as you want it to last. Leave "diffusion" turned off in most cases. Now that you have too much nice-sounding reverb, reduce "level" or "mix" until it's just enough to sound good.
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A recent revelation for me has been the pre-delay control on certain reverb units (lexicons, strymons etc.) that lets you adjust how long after you play a note the reverb "happens". Combine that with a long single repeat delay really low in the mix, and you can play with a very lush sound without it getting in the way of your dry tone
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Originally Posted by ikusan
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Originally Posted by wzpgsr
2 new & excellent Jazz Comping Truefire...
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