guitar delay filtering over time help!

[Jackdanny]

Hi guys,

Hope you can help with this simple request of mine!:)

I'd like to be able to add a delay to a guitar then send it to a filer EQ, which then is filtered again and again thinning the delayed sound out over time. ie by the time its on its 4th delay or such its very thin sounding. Its almost midnight here and my brain is a little fried. All I keep ending up with is feedback loop probs so far lol hope someone can help!

cheers
JD

[SeedGuy]

You probably want to add 4 aux's with 4 seperate delay plugs added.

Set each delay to the multiple of your BMP eg if BPM is 100 set 1 to 100 the next to 200, then to 300 and so on, and use crotchet delay,

Or, set all to 100bmp and use different types of beat, ie. semi-quaver, quaver, crotchet.

You probably want to keep the feedback to 0% otherwise it could get messy.

Insert an EQ plug after each delay and set each one's high pass a little higher everytime.

Should work fine.

[IntelDoc]

Easier way....

http://www.grooveboxmusic.com/pages/.../monoDelay.php

Doc

[SeedGuy]

Nice one!

[Jackdanny]

just what i needed! thanks guys:)