Re: [Harp-L] Feedback and Analog Delay

[IcemanLE@xxxxxxx]

Another way to minimize feedback when using a delay is to route the  effect 
sound to a second input (amp channel, mixer) and control volume  and EQ for 
each signal separately. 
 
In this instance, you would have your original (or dry) signal and also a  
second signal that is only the effect. A lot of effects units have two output  
capabilities - one with the original (or dry) signal and one with the  effects 
line out. In this case, you'd dial the "mix" to 100 % effects, as you  are not 
interested in mixing wet/dry for only one output. 
 
I found that I was able to eliminate some of the feedback concern by simply  
dialing down the treble control on the effect signal only. 
 
The Iceman
 





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