Metheny explains it in detail at
-mark
--- jclarke1308@... wrote:
I read this somewhere, too, and did not understand
it. Can you
explain. He seems to have 3 signals - straight, and
the two delayed
pitch bends. As he doesn't want delayed pitch bends
mixed with
straight in one speaker, he would have to have 3
amps. Or does he
have straight on one amp, and the two delayed pitch
bends coming from
the other. The Yamaha SPX90 patch #23 Mike Stern
uses delayed pitch
bends on each stereo channel, each mixed with
straight. Seem to be a
lot of possibilities here if you want a fat chorus
like sound which
is not stomp box chorus.
Enlightenment welcomed !
John
--- In jazz_guitar@y..., "Michael Crutcher"
<Funkifized@h...> wrote:
Right from the man's keyboard:
only thing, i HATE the way "chorus boxes" sound,
my sound
is mostly the "straight" 134/digitech line which
is behind
me with NO PITCH BEND which gets blended IN THE
AIR with
the the two DISCRETE delay pitch bends (which
are much
softer than the "straight" amp volume) to get a
bigger
sound. i HATE when i hear the "pitch bend" and
the straight
mixed together and coming out of the same
speaker. it
drives me crazy.
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