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Originally Posted by Doug Young
Interesting ideas, Brent. I just tried quickly, using Anton's track that he posted earlier, and I can't say I got anything I like. I was able to make it sound like it was recorded in a hard walled room :-) I'll play with this some more, but I'd be interested in what you'd do with anton's track using delay.
His example is here:
https://www.acousticguitarforum.com/...d.php?t=530859
This is typical of Anton's style, so that's what he's asking for advice on |
I didn't mean to give the impression that I was recommending using
only delay with a solo acoustic guitar. I meant in conjunction with reverb.
Go
HERE and listen to "Ball and Chain" and "Leah's Song" form a live internet radio show I mix. (the latter will more likely be in your wheelhouse) They both have reverb on them, for sure, but they both have a ton of dry delay as well. You might like it, might not. My approach is pretty far from purist.
And in band-type situations, I'll often use delays on specific instruments and skip the reverb altogether, and it works. For me.