Did you know the Profiler is capable of this?
Delay and Reverb in parallel
- ckemper
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No Sir I did not, but I also did not Know my 2 year old daughter new the words "boobie" until she poked her grandmother in the breast yesterday, Please explain the advantage to simple people like me:)
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I sure didnt!?
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Did you know the Profiler is capable of this?
Sure, and I already used it a lot
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Delay-/Reverb-Balance?
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I didn't.
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Yep. A bit awkward at first but works nice. Consider both reverb and delay as being in parallel, and treat the Del+Rev balance in the reverb as balancing its input source between guitar and delay respectively.
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Yes, I knew this. But why the question? Have you been pestered about alternate ways of routing lately, CK?
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Yep, great feature.
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And what's the setting for Del+Rev in parallel?
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Thanks! Sounds a bit more "sorted" in parallel to me.
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I always assumed Dev+Rev controlled the relative wetness of the delay and reverb. I learned something new!
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Nice to know. I have always loved these effects in parallel rather than series.
Thanks
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And read the Reference Manual!
It's all in there.CK
I bet that's one of those sentence that would make you a billionaire if you'd get a dime for everytime saying or writting it.
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In addition, turn the reverb mix all to the right for only hearing the reverb tails repeated by the delay.
Yeah, that's actually a nice way to shape the reverb; create early (and/or late) reflections with the delay. (Delay+Rev around +75% to avoid severe pre delay effect.)
