Well maybe so... I mean I'm open to trying to find better Delay settings if it's going to improve my recordings, but maybe it's not needed.
I track all of my guitars dry, and run delay and reverb on separate busses. Much easier to get things just right that way.
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Display MoreYou might not need it, but you also might not have learned how to use properly.
Have you ever heard Neal Schon from Journey, I wasn't a fan of Journey, but Neil used so much delay and if you didn't know that you might miss it because it was used musically, Neil Schon Live consistently had better tone that all the 80s and nineties shredders probably envied and couldn't keep up with. I recommend you watch to any thing where Neil Shcon played live not only with Journey .
Tell me you can really discern the delay in this Shon's playing because there's tons of it but it works and most listeners might not even know it's there.
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I've always loved Neil in Journey... this is my first time ever hearing or knowing he ever played with Sammy Hagar though.
No, I absolutely could not tell he was using any Delay in that video.
What he was doing there sounded good.
Do you have any idea what type of Delay or settings he was using there?
I probably don't know how to dial in a Delay right, I've never used it much before.
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