Thanks very much Martin, I'm off to try that with
M-tron, will still want a real one! I understand that
Woolly got round the cyling problems of the M300 by
never changing staions, so I think that would only
give him 2 voices, what was the other one?
Mark
--- tronbros@aol.com wrote:
> Hi Mark,
>
> A reverberated sound has a mixture of the dry source
> signal and the wet
> signal from the reverb unit be it a spring, plate or
> whatever. Woolly almost
> eliminated the dry signal and used the wet signal
> returning from the spring as
> his sound. That's what gives the BJH violins that
> enormous distance. This
> was easily achievable with the M300 as the dry
> signal had a control and the
> reverb had a seperate one. You just turned down the
> one and turned the other
> bugger up!
>
> Best,
>
> Martin
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