Re: [Harp-L] Delay for harp?

[martin oldsberg <martinoldsberg@xxxxxxxxx>]

Richard, a strong RP proponent, has already answered this, so I´ll just emphasize. A friend of mine (a real tech-head) who´s borrowed my RP 150 for a few days called me and said "Wow, there´s a Lexicon reverb in that pedal!"
 I said, "Yes ..." (Hadn´t a clue.) That was obviously good stuff and he got seriously interested.

  Among the Hunter patches I have been using is one where I wished I could increase the delay a bit, and one where I wished for more reverb. But of course I haven´t a clue how to go about it. My computer friend came over and set things up and it turned out it was a very workable interface, where there were visual representations of knobs to adjust etc. Took a minute, and then we made a few slight adjustments and I got that EXTREME reverb I´d been wanting for a particular project etc. (Please note, I´m in no way downplaying what Richard has created: 50 patches, there´s a lot of work in that.)

  I know, you were asking for delay, but I found that effect really interesting as well.  

  So, if you´re technology challenged like me, look up a good friend (or a 12 year old kid ...) who can help you: there´s good stuff already at your hands in that pedal. 

Cheers,
/Martin
PS

>This is a long preamble to a question that I know has been discussed ad
>nauseum here, but I never paid attention to: What delay works well for
>harp, and where does one get one? Sound samples would be nice, too.