suavizando con delay

“A bit of delay can smooth out the unpleasant, raw frequencies you get from a fuzz box. I have two units, and I have different echo settings on both. There are times when I have both running at the same time for certain effects. During solos, I usually try to set the delays to have some rhythmic time signature in common with the tune. I usually set them to a triplet—the notes all intertwine, so it doesn’t really matter anyway, but I find that a triplet delay is very melodic.” —David Gilmour

Mi quadraverb ha vuelto a casa: El Delay y Pink Floyd

Mi Quadraverb GT ha vuelto a su lugar, es decir hacerse cargo de repetir por un tiempo definido, una serie de repeticiones que disminuyen de amplitud ...
entonces, quiero experimentar con los tiempos del delay (Delay Time Settings), razón por la cual es conocido David Gilmour, el heroe aqui.
hice un recorrido no exhaustivo por la web, y en los sitios dedicados al tema encontre diferentes alternativas ... elijan, prueben y entretenganse.
yo estoy en lo mismo.
Todos los tiempos son relativos ... sugieran:

General Use 440ms, set it for a long delay
General shorter delay about 150 ms
General On an Island songs times: 680ms
General Floyd songs times: 300ms and 370ms
Echoes : 300ms
Delay - Time : 418ms
Note: This seems to be the typical time for the delays, normally with 5-6 repeats and volume at 30%. I have listed below where the feedback/repeats are increased.

Coming back to life 380ms. on the solos, 600ms en la intro
Time 120 ms and the second around 500 ms.

The Wall
Tiempo principal 370ms
Another Brick 1/ Last Few Brick 440ms
Another brick in the wall 2 440ms
Run Like Hell time 380ms

Remember that night Delays times:
Breathe: 960ms (slide solo)
Time intro: 450ms (long) and 120ms (slapback)
Shine On: 370ms
Echoes: 300ms (MXR)

Rz