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发表于 2013-3-26 13:41:08
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没玩过这个所以搜寻了一下，有Tap Tempo的数字延迟，比如Tc-FlashBack，Boss DD7就比较简单，演示如下：
如果没有这个功能，则参照下面方法：
Dotted-Eighth Rhythmic Repeats
Guitarists like Eddie Van Halen, the Edge, and David Gilmour took delays to new heights by making them an integral part of compositions like Van Halen’s “Cathedral,” U2’s “Where the Streets have No Name,” and Pink Floyd’s “Another Brick in the Wall, Part 1.” They popularized a trick using dotted-eighth-note delay repeats to create the illusion that they were playing more notes—and faster—than they really were.
To do this, set your delay to repeat everything you play a dotted-eighth-note (three 16ths) after you play the original note, and then pluck continuous eighth-notes. After the delay’s initial entrance on the last 16th of the first beat, it will fill in the second and fourth 16th-note of every successive beat—as long as you continue to play eighth-notes (newly picked notes will cover the first and third 16th of every beat). To make this sound as natural as possible, set your delay pedal’s Level knob all the way up so it matches the volume of the original signal, and try to keep the notes as precise and short as you can to avoid having a picked note overlap with a delayed note.
Some delays, such as the Line 6 Echo Park, have rhythmic subdivision modes built in, so dotted-eighth repeats won’t be a problem to set up. However, if your delay doesn’t offer subdivisions, you’ll have to do some math to get the Time setting right.
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