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Originally Posted by ukejon
Have you listened to my recordings? I'm a dedicated reverberator!
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I was kidding of course...
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Originally Posted by ukejon
And this sounds great. The guitar sounds so wonderfully huge yet very immediate or intimate. Sure doesn't need much added "wetness" from a deep reverb. Thanks for posting.
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Originally Posted by Bern
Thanks for that...
Now, that sound gives me goosebumps and your sensitive playing...just wonderful !
Personally, I find too much reverb does not give a great guitar enough room to add something special, and, additionally, hides a good player's touch...
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Thank you for your kind words and for your tactful way of approaching the reverb issue.
Personally, I hate the dry version. I wouldn't play traditional blues with a wet signal -- nor would I play Si Bheag Si Mhor and most of the airy stuff without it. That's the sound that I like.
I posted a link to the dry version just so you could hear the guitar without any effects -- and also to show you how the reverb doesn't dramatically alter the tone of the guitar. It's still very much the same tone -- except with a bit of extra colour.
I'm not a traditionalist or a purish, and I don't know that any of my guitars "need" reverb -- but I just like it that way. I've been a guitar player for over two thirds of my life and I don't think I could change my preferences at this point -- nor would I have any reason to do so.