What are your favorite toneprints for shred leads?
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Re: What are your favorite toneprints for shred leads?
What you mean... on dese so-called TC Electronic Flashback delays?
What you mean... on dese so-called TC Electronic Flashback delays?
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Re: What are your favorite toneprints for shred leads?
Yes sir, for the original's single toneprint slot.
Been checking some out and really like Paul Gilbert's "gadda da vida" for starters'
Would just like to sift-through and come up with only a handful to audition for myself.
Yes sir, for the original's single toneprint slot.
Been checking some out and really like Paul Gilbert's "gadda da vida" for starters'
Would just like to sift-through and come up with only a handful to audition for myself.
Re: What are your favorite toneprints for shred leads?
Wow I can't even find samples for most of these. Oh well, trial and error I guess.
Downloaded the Doug Aldrich main lead delay, the JP mountain top, and the Paul Gilbert delay. That's three to audition. Didn't care for the stock-print much.
Also now realizing that I can't loop then run delay/mod leads over the top.
Seen a newest-version ditto on CL for $60, might have to make an offer.
That would put me only $150-in on both and with the loop-length of the ditto it could be used as guitar-1/rhythm for a complete song if the loop was made with a click for reference. Finally a second-guitarist I can get along with!
Wow I can't even find samples for most of these. Oh well, trial and error I guess.
Downloaded the Doug Aldrich main lead delay, the JP mountain top, and the Paul Gilbert delay. That's three to audition. Didn't care for the stock-print much.
Also now realizing that I can't loop then run delay/mod leads over the top.
Seen a newest-version ditto on CL for $60, might have to make an offer.
That would put me only $150-in on both and with the loop-length of the ditto it could be used as guitar-1/rhythm for a complete song if the loop was made with a click for reference. Finally a second-guitarist I can get along with!
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Re: What are your favorite toneprints for shred leads?
I'll add one more feat. that can be done on the normal FB delay pedal. With mini toggle set to the dual delay option, the default is a parallel delay. You can have it in series option by connecting the mono out to the stereo in, then the stereo out to whatever is next in the chain. Depending on how its connected, the dotted eight will be stacked with the quarter note or vice versa. Its a neat trick that works on other stereo pedals too.
I'll add one more feat. that can be done on the normal FB delay pedal. With mini toggle set to the dual delay option, the default is a parallel delay. You can have it in series option by connecting the mono out to the stereo in, then the stereo out to whatever is next in the chain. Depending on how its connected, the dotted eight will be stacked with the quarter note or vice versa. Its a neat trick that works on other stereo pedals too.
Re: What are your favorite toneprints for shred leads?
I'll get more into the toneprints next week. So far I think my favorite stock setting (for high-gain leads) is actually the analog set very mildly, almost like a reverb and/or chorus.
One thing I noticed right-off is that it's not really "fair" to scroll-through the delays without adjusting each to it's own sweet-spot. The intensity and dimension of the effect varies greatly from one preset/type to the next.
I'll get more into the toneprints next week. So far I think my favorite stock setting (for high-gain leads) is actually the analog set very mildly, almost like a reverb and/or chorus.
One thing I noticed right-off is that it's not really "fair" to scroll-through the delays without adjusting each to it's own sweet-spot. The intensity and dimension of the effect varies greatly from one preset/type to the next.
