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Wednesday, April 04, 2007
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2 comments:
haha... i zoomed in n saw dat u stomped ur distortion much more often than ur DD and ur chorus bro! i wouldnt disagree wit u, but hav u tried mixin the sequence to see if there's a difference? i think ur current sequence should give out the maximum crunch from ur distortion pedal.
nice!
At the time, the chorus and delay boxes were stinkin' brand new. The purple thing was already at least half a year old. But yer right. The distortion box would have been much stomped anyway.
I have moved things around but the 'standard' and 'normal' setup is what I prefer. How boring(!).
The d.delay is weird, to me anyway, in the sense that it only puts out a wet signal. The original signal doesn't go with it. I'll have to send the dry signal to the amp with a separate cable. Piece-a-crap!
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