Re: reverb just on the delays

[Charles Zwicky <cazwicky@earthlink.net>]

If you could site a particular cut, I can tell you how to get the 
effect nearly exactly.

I suspect that you might be referring to "Malay" from Dream theory in 
Malaya (1981)

The most useful method will require a small mixer. Patch the delay 
and the reverb into the mixer.  Send a signal to the reverb from an 
aux which is pre-fader on the channel to which the delay is patched. 
This way you can regulate the 'wetness' of the delay independant of 
the delay level.

>On some of Jon Hassells tunes, his trompetsound has a near and close 
>direct sound, and just a small amout of his sound (lets say  20%) 
>has a big reverb, I think. The part that has reverb, also has some 
>delay, I think. But there are no delay on the direct sound, I 
>think....
>
>I play guitar, with the use of TC 2290 for delay, and a Alesis for 
>reverb. The Alesis is in the fx-chain of the Tc.
>
>Any Thoughts of how to get "closer" to the Hassells sound, in the 
>manner of getting reverb just on the delays ? Or any tips what so 
>ever ?
>
>Best regards of Rune F
>
>
>www.runefagereng.com
>Mail:rune_fagereng@yahoo.no
>Mob: 917 95 867


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