Thank you very much! One question: how do you make infinite freeze? Like in snapshot 1 you strum a chord, that will ring forever, and then you can improvise over it using snapshot 2 (just as an example)
You can use this one, but how infinite you get will depend more on your dynamics than anything else. So, I'd strike a chord hard and clear, let it ring out for a moment, and then play softer over it. It will eventually decay, but I think this is a great way to play. If that doesn't work for you, maybe you can check the Infinite mode from the Dynamic Hall, there's info in this video: ruclips.net/video/zzmCIGZ-nEM/видео.html
Awesome, thanks from a new Pod Go user
Cheers Michael, welcome to the club!
Very Nice My Friend :)
Thanks Rob :)
Awesome delays
They really are, the large majority of them sounds great, imho :)
Good work !
Thank you Thomas :)
FYI: Ecoplex was made in the U.S. by Dunlop…starting wayyyyyyyyy back in the 50s….😃 thanks for a very useful tutorial.
Thanks for the heads up!
FYI: The Echoplex was originally made by Maestro. The Jim Dunlop company didn’t exist until the mid 60s
Super!!!
Thanks!!!
Thank you very much! One question: how do you make infinite freeze? Like in snapshot 1 you strum a chord, that will ring forever, and then you can improvise over it using snapshot 2 (just as an example)
You can use this one, but how infinite you get will depend more on your dynamics than anything else. So, I'd strike a chord hard and clear, let it ring out for a moment, and then play softer over it. It will eventually decay, but I think this is a great way to play.
If that doesn't work for you, maybe you can check the Infinite mode from the Dynamic Hall, there's info in this video: ruclips.net/video/zzmCIGZ-nEM/видео.html
Ivan, can we get circular delay (Steve Lukatherinspired) settings in pod go?
Probably. Most probably. Don't know what you're talking about for sure, though, I've never dissected Steve's tone like that, sorry!