Any suggestions for more SUSTAIN please?

There is a Plus Pedal that loops part of the note imitating a piano pedal but digitally . Pretty artificial imho. The freq out seems more natural, but it's feedback rather. I haven't tried either, though. Compression may do the trick.

+1 on the multiple compressor solution
Use a clean profile that has the attack you want, put two compressors in the stomps section, adjust the compressor stomps and the compressor in the amp section to taste.
Now, you will get noise, just like cranking the gain on a distorted amp, but can also use a noise gate, just set the gate so it doesn't cut off the sustained notes.

I tried this and it was fun to play around with.

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Not sure if I understand ( and english is my second langage) The no buzz limit ? (you mean to adjust the truss road??? Or maybe input button where we can adjust the clean sen. and the distortion sens. ?Thanks anyway .
Is there any rigs that sustain for ever on the market? Its hard to find.

I just mean raise the action. Often people have their guitars set up so that they jjjjust don't buzz when played gently. When you go to hit a hard, sustaining note the string hits the frets, which steal a bunch of the sustain.

I think I have kind of a solution , it's based on a morph reverse delay rig. Use one of the factory delay reverse preset or one of my pads ( on rigex )

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You'll have to work out the morph function in a way there is no delay on toe & full delay on opposite. Maybe add the upper compression trick as well on morph settings as well.

This way just use the morph pedal to have a normal attack or a violin one , but you'll have a slight latency, like a swell.

Good luck with the experiments, it's not that easy to setup & I have no time atm to do it.

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@waraba REVERSE DELAY !!!! That is pure GENIUS

To sustain single notes in a phrase you could try to use the freeze or infinity function in the delays and control it with a momentary switch.

Delays are not my strong suit, how would you go about setting that up?

Cheers!

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Thanks a lot I will try it out right now

no pb , you're welcome, but this option is better IMHO :

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To sustain single notes in a phrase you could try to use the freeze or infinity function in the delays and control it with a momentary switch.

this is another way I make my pads, the freeze function is pretty underrated.

Any example of what kind of sound you want to achieve?

Hey guys and dolls,

here is a short example what happens when you put the Lead Booster in slot D in front of the amp.

Sustaiiiiiiiin......

Settings:

Tone 5.0, Mix 100%, Ducking 0, Volume +2,5

No freqout here, just the guitar and the kpa.

Ampprofile is a KSR Ares 50 watt (new profile pack from LRS Live Ready Profiles)

First part of my morphed profile is a rhytm sound. Morph pedal up is a solo sound with delay. After tzhat a short democlip with a backing track to show it in a mix (quick and dirty done in 10 minutes)

Cheers
Frank

Grab some Sustainiac pups!

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Here is an example when you listen to Robert Fripp playing (start at 0.58)

This kind of fast attack vs long sustain may be a bit tricky to obtain , I don't see any better way than using an ebow on a long delay preset. But you'll have to master it , it not easy as you have to learn the reaction of the ebow regarding the distance between the strings, pickups and the bow itself. On top of that you'll have to tap the fast notes with left hand as you're holding the ebow.

This will be the most musical approach if you're into bow & violin attacks, but it's really rewarding as a whole new way of using your guitar.

here is a good example : he does not sustain notes often, but it's clearly the most easy thing to do with the bow ( you can sustain forever easily). tapping and getting a good articulation & tone is much more difficult.

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here is a short example what happens when you put the Lead Booster in slot D in front of the amp.

Fantastic. Like a nice tame Frequout.

Will definitely try it.