Re: [Harp-L] re: Tremolo or Reverb (and now, Delay?)

[Tim Dougherty <timd@xxxxxxx>]

If I remember from my Recording Engineering 101 class, Reverb is defined as 
a delay of less than 44 milliseconds (or was that 33).  Yeow, that was 25 
years ago!  And of course, it gets more complicated than that, with 
feedback, pre-emphasis, eq, and on and on.  Can't help you with the pedal, 
but there are many here that can.

Regards,

Tim Dougherty
www.HarpMicGaskets.com


At 09:25 AM 11/9/2004, you wrote:
> hi all,
>
>    ok.. a beginner's question: what's the diff between
> delay and reverb? i happened upon an audiophile site
> that describes delay as being a
> repetition/reproduction of a specific sound,
> individually identifiable sound, but reverb as being
> the repro of a sound that is less individuated. am i
> way off base?
>    my understanding is you can fake reverb with a
> delay pedal, but not the other way around. is that
> right?
>     last question - any suggestions on settings? for
> example, what kind of setting, more or less give you
> "slapback"? or how do you get a nice, "bottom of the
> well" reverb?
>     (in my case, i'm using a Danelectro PB&J, but i
> was thinking in general terms)
>
>    thanks all
>
>   --Jp
>
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