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Hey I have a Boss DD-7 and Im getting really annoyed at constantly bending over and changing delay times inbetween songs in a set.

 

How the fuck do other bands do this without bending down?

 

Im into Paramore at the moment and I noticed the guitarist uses the boss giga delay.

 

Can that store settings so they can be easily changed between songs?

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Hey I have a Boss DD-7 and Im getting really annoyed at constantly bending over and changing delay times inbetween songs in a set.

 

How the fuck do other bands do this without bending down?

 

Im into Paramore at the moment and I noticed the guitarist uses the boss giga delay.

 

Can that store settings so they can be easily changed between songs?

 

Josh would be using tap tempo on the DD-20, so I'd buy a Boss FS-5U (un-latched pedal) and use it to tap tempo on the DD-7

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Hey I have a Boss DD-7 and Im getting really annoyed at constantly bending over and changing delay times inbetween songs in a set.

 

How the fuck do other bands do this without bending down?

 

Im into Paramore at the moment and I noticed the guitarist uses the boss giga delay.

 

Can that store settings so they can be easily changed between songs?

either tap tempo like they're saying. my amp has a tap tempo setting and a pedal that came with it. or you can just configure different channels usually with different settings and switch between them with a pedal if your amp supports this.

 

thats what I do I got 4 switchable channels (like 50something altogether but 4 at a time with the pedal) with diff dist. and effects that I can switch to on the fly for different sections of songs.

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I use a TC Nova Delay, it has 9 presets and Tap Tempo. It's not too expensive and it sounds very good, better than most Boss pedals that I've used.

 

Even in my big ass MIDI rig where every setting is programmed by segment for each song, I still have a tap tempo pedal, just in case the tempos get noticeably out of sync. Tap tempo is an absolute must, never leave home without it.

 

JT

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The problem with tap temp is that if im using delay for intro to a song without a click track or drums starting its hard to get tempo of song if u get me.

 

and if i use tap temp and then turn it off for a chorus for example and press delay back on will it reset or still be same time as tapped earlier?

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The problem with tap temp is that if im using delay for intro to a song without a click track or drums starting its hard to get tempo of song if u get me.

 

Surely you have some idea of the tempo of the song?

 

And if the drummer is coming in at a different tempo, you need a new drummer.

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So....

 

 

A pedal that would make sense to have incorporated into the guitar is the delay pedal surely? For ease of changing.

 

If I could get my Carbon Copy into a guitar I'd do it without hesitation. That thing is crazy when you play with the knobs lolololol.

 

Yeah but keep in mind that delay before (high) gain will muffle up the delay repeats.

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What happened to Jons name?!?!?!?

 

I have a DD20 and I think it's ace. Why is the DD7 better? Can you store patches on that too?

 

 

No theres no presets on dd7 thats why i might get a dd20

 

And the other thing that annoys me is when u click the delay off it doesnt stop dead like the dl4

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No theres no presets on dd7 thats why i might get a dd20

 

And the other thing that annoys me is when u click the delay off it doesnt stop dead like the dl4

 

Well I think you can choose on the DD20. To be honest i've not used it much, mainly just on drums, and you don't tend to notice the tails while you're playing drums.

 

I like that on the marshall echohead you plug into either one output which includes natural decay, or the other output which cuts it dead (or both for stereo).

 

Listen to impulse though. I really like the look and sound of the TC electronic stuff.

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Well I think you can choose on the DD20. To be honest i've not used it much, mainly just on drums, and you don't tend to notice the tails while you're playing drums.

 

I like that on the marshall echohead you plug into either one output which includes natural decay, or the other output which cuts it dead (or both for stereo).

 

Listen to impulse though. I really like the look and sound of the TC electronic stuff.

 

i'm pretty sure you can do both on the DL4. You can choose between having spillover on or off. Not on individual presets, but for the whole unit.

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why do you have two?

 

To be fair if it's acoustic stuff I doubt you're going mental and stamping on the pedal hard.

 

Looping vocals and looping guitar. Each is run through a separate chain of pedals. Fun stuff although I haven't done it in a year or so at least.

 

Very true about not stamping on them hard. Since I'm trying to get the loop dead on I'm usually fairly gentle/accurate. You can also replace the switches on the DL4 fairly easily and solve all the breakage problems. The only problem I have with one of mine is beer got spilled on it and some of the knobs are sticky.

 

IB sure it was beer.

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