Time to 'fess up.

[Guitarman2k2]

I have the original Microverb. It was in my guitar rack and when I recorded one very popular boy band in my studio it was their favorite reverb to sing thru and listen thru. In fact, when we mixed, we had to try to get the Lexi 480XL to sound like the microverb.

[Esteban]

OK, Ya'll, confessional time. Who still uses thier Alesis Nanoverb?

I do, and it's still one of my favorite (and first) pieces of gear!!!

AND I'M PROUD OF IT!!!!!!

Esteban.

[Kev]

No, but I still have a MicroVerb II and a Boss half rack Digital Delay !! [img]images/icons/shocked.gif[/img]

[Esteban]

OK, so at least I h'm not crazy.

Ya'll have a goo hd weekend!!

Esteban.

[johnwhynot]

Still have my original microverb -

Gonna take it to skip saylor's week after next, along with a pod, original korg Pandora guitar box, mutron phaser, roland sustainor, korg sdd3000 and dep5.

My partner will be bringing 2 boss DE200s, a Peavey valverb, and the rest of the Line 6 modelers.

Cause we're mixing a folk album.

JW

PS all digital, recorded via mackie SDR24/96, but we'll be mixing mostly from HD.

[Zownd]

try putting a mix together of reverb one and a Lo-fi'd reverb one [img]images/icons/smile.gif[/img]

(rev 1 out out to bus 1-2 and then 2 aux stereo tracks listening to bus 1-2 no put Lofi on both aux tracks (or 1 plus timeadjuster) and leave one untouched,....play with the other one to your hearts contempt. also leave the untouched one at nominal (or -3) and mix the other to get the sound you desire.

Instead of Lo-fi you could use : ampfarm, sansamp, dad-valve/tape-analog channel ....actually anything you can think of to create this nasty,filthy,ugly [img]images/icons/smile.gif[/img] but good sounding reverb