which delay?

[big_paul]

Hey Big Paul,

If you're just getting warmed up again after a 15 year hiatus, I highly recommend licklibrary.com dvds. The ones that teach you five songs from a particular band. Jamie Humphries is the best instructor, and he plays Axis guitars. His Van Halen Volume 2 is essential.

Note to Jamie....please make Van Halen volume 3 with some stuff from the Hagar years. Poundcake, Spanked, Man on a Mission...

If you order one, you better be ready to wait a month for it to arrive. I'm serious. But you should check out the website. Good luck, Paul...

where do i go there at licklibrary.com? lessons?

 

[Tollywood]

where do i go there at licklibrary.com? lessons?

Hello again,

On the left hand side of the screen, there is an area called: Product Groups. Under that title, you can click on Licklibrary DVDs, and it brings you where you need to go.

If you click on a DVD, it often doesn't tell you what songs are on it. To find that out, I click on the accompanying "Backing Tracks" cd, and it will list the songs there.

You can also type the name of the band in the search box, but that will also include books and stuff...

 

[big_paul]

Hello again,

On the left hand side of the screen, there is an area called: Product Groups. Under that title, you can click on Licklibrary DVDs, and it brings you where you need to go.

If you click on a DVD, it often doesn't tell you what songs are on it. To find that out, I click on the accompanying "Backing Tracks" cd, and it will list the songs there.

You can also type the name of the band in the search box, but that will also include books and stuff...

maybe im mildly retarded this morning but i dont see anything that say "product groups" on the left when i go to the site? i am very excited though as im sure im going to get alot of stuff here

 

[big_paul]

wait i found it lol.^^^^^^^

 

[Tollywood]

maybe im mildly retarded this morning but i dont see anything that say "product groups" on the left when i go to the site? i am very excited though as im sure im going to get alot of stuff here

Ooops, first click the tab on the left that says "Store", then follow my previous instructions...good luck...

 

[banjoplayer]

Count me in as another BOSS DD3 user, (...) but I am quite happy with the DD3 from the day I bought it and still find it on the boards of some big players.

+1 Boss DD3 for me and look on who´s pedal board you can find it too? Anybody knows it?

 

[big_paul]

is it Joe Bonamassa? i was told to go to youtube and check him out with the DD3 demo he does and that looks familiar.

 

[banjoplayer]

is it Joe Bonamassa? i was told to go to youtube and check him out with the DD3 demo he does and that looks familiar.

correct! I stood right in front of him (and his pedal board) at a very small venue (tent, about 800 people) in my hometown Ulm, Germany. more in this thread

 

[Astrofreq]

I have a vintage Boss DM-3 that I love. SO warm. I am interested to see what the Strymon Timeline can do. The El Capistan is just stellar.

 

[conan02919]

i use the Boss DD-20. works good enough for me.

 

[GHWelles]

Digitech Digidelay: Very versatile and you can pick used ones up cheap. Good tape delay sim. And a good way to split the signal into stereo.

Had a DD-3 and sold it.

Now I have two Digitech Digidelays and one vintage Morely Analog delay AER-600.

 

[big_paul]

great feedback in here guys. thanks

 

[INMT]

I think someone already mentioned it , Melekko Ekko 616.
Mine is run through my fx loop and works great.
The modulation is nice as well.

 

[Colin]

if you want an analogue delay please look at the Carl Martin red repeat. Amazing sounding pedal. I also use the mxr carbon copy on clean sounds

 

[DrGonzo5150]

I also use the mxr carbon copy on clean sounds

+1

I Love my carbon copy - use it for short colourful stuff and to texture/sing on leads.
Use either a DD3 or Digitech Hardwire DL8 for the longer repeating stuff.

PS - Great to see you posting again Colin!

 

[Spudmurphy]

Wow Colin - I've never heard of that one?

+1 from me - insofar as really good to see you back about the place.

 

[Colin]

Wow Colin - I've never heard of that one?

+1 from me - insofar as really good to see you back about the place.

Cheers Mate, when my health improves I'll do a video on the Red Repeat pedal. It's amazing

 

[TNT]

Here's to your health Colin!!

 

[Jonny Dubai]

+1 on the digitech with the tape sim. Realy cool effect on a good pedal.

J

Digitech Digidelay: Very versatile and you can pick used ones up cheap. Good tape delay sim. And a good way to split the signal into stereo.

Had a DD-3 and sold it.

Now I have two Digitech Digidelays and one vintage Morely Analog delay AER-600.

 

[davidespinosa]

I'd say, go to your local used place and grab an analog pedal and digital pedal and let 'em fight it out. I use an old Carl Martin that I got for cheap, but I'm not that picky.