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  • September 2, 2011 at 1:07 am #115560
    bill ruppert
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    I do not see why not.
    BUT give me a day and I will check for sure.
    Let you know tomorrow..OK

    September 2, 2011 at 1:18 am #115561
    r-gordon-7
    Member

    Sure – I’ll wait for you to give the word! Thanks!

    September 2, 2011 at 1:57 pm #115565
    tubiux
    Member

    Bill: I just found out about effectology and I’m floored by it. Keep up the fantastic work and expect a Q or two :)

    /Tobias

    September 2, 2011 at 2:19 pm #115566
    bill ruppert
    Participant

    R-Gordon
    Yes you can use both expression pedals at the same time.
    Bill

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    Sure – I’ll wait for you to give the word! Thanks!
    September 2, 2011 at 2:20 pm #115567
    bill ruppert
    Participant

    Tobias
    Thanks and thanks for watching!
    Bill

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    Bill: I just found out about effectology and I’m floored by it. Keep up the fantastic work and expect a Q or two :)

    /Tobias

    September 2, 2011 at 2:31 pm #115568
    r-gordon-7
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    R-Gordon
    Yes you can use both expression pedals at the same time.
    Bill

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    Sure – I’ll wait for you to give the word! Thanks!

    Thanks, Bill! Consequently, looks like I’ll be ordering two exp pedals with my Ravish…
    Update: Placed my order today…

    September 3, 2011 at 4:09 am #115572
    julian
    Moderator

    Kotos by the way get their unique sound in that the bridge is closer to the middle of the string, and the unplayed portion of the string resonates relatively to the played portion. The long unplayed portion also allows for the string bends.

    September 11, 2011 at 2:17 pm #115991
    GMan
    Member

    Hi Bill, thanks for posting. Will the pitch bend work on the dry signal or just the lead? Also how well does the Ravish’s sympathetic sounds work with instruments other than guitar, like the low notes on a bass or something with richer harmonic content, like a coral sitar? Thanks!

    September 11, 2011 at 2:31 pm #115992
    bill ruppert
    Participant

    Hi G
    The pitch bend works just on the lead voice.
    It works great with bass and will work fine with the coral as well.
    Bill

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    Hi Bill, thanks for posting. Will the pitch bend work on the dry signal or just the lead? Also how well does the Ravish’s sympathetic sounds work with instruments other than guitar, like the low notes on a bass or something with richer harmonic content, like a coral sitar? Thanks!
    November 8, 2011 at 9:29 am #116288
    WatsonWood
    Member

    Good morning Bill,
    First, thanks so much for your incredibly clear and inspiring presentation of the Ravish! I have performed live with the Ravish using several Vox amps so as to have a dedicated sound source for the drone. This worked out pretty well. My question is, when the Ravish is in Bypass Mode, is there still a signal out from the Sympathetic Output along with the Lead Output? The straight signal would then be routed to both my amp set ups. All the best, Robert.

    November 8, 2011 at 2:41 pm #116295
    Mr.Grim
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    ok as soon as i had heard of this device i knew i needed it, it replaces my desire to purchase a number of worldly instruments to incorporate into my music, all in one compact unit!

    and an awesome job on the vid as usual Bill, but i must ask because its driving me nuts now….what is that tune you start to get into at 2:42 mark?

    November 8, 2011 at 6:19 pm #116296
    bill ruppert
    Participant

    Thanks Robert!
    When the unit is in bypass the guitar in is routed out to both outputs.
    In other words yes, in bypass both amps will get the straight guitar signal.
    Bill

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    Good morning Bill,
    First, thanks so much for your incredibly clear and inspiring presentation of the Ravish! I have performed live with the Ravish using several Vox amps so as to have a dedicated sound source for the drone. This worked out pretty well. My question is, when the Ravish is in Bypass Mode, is there still a signal out from the Sympathetic Output along with the Lead Output? The straight signal would then be routed to both my amp set ups. All the best, Robert.
    November 8, 2011 at 6:50 pm #116297
    bill ruppert
    Participant

    Thanks Grim!

    Its a Beatle tune “Lucy in the sky with diamonds”.

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    ok as soon as i had heard of this device i knew i needed it, it replaces my desire to purchase a number of worldly instruments to incorporate into my music, all in one compact unit!

    and an awesome job on the vid as usual Bill, but i must ask because its driving me nuts now….what is that tune you start to get into at 2:42 mark?

    January 9, 2012 at 4:45 pm #116734
    Hewlett777
    Member

    Hi Bill!

    Wonderful stuff, as usual, just wondering about the settings for the ambiance at the beginning?

    In the video you say that you use ‘A Stereo Memory Man delay and Cathedral reverb’ what settings please?

    Thanks!

    January 10, 2012 at 3:58 am #116737
    bill ruppert
    Participant

    Thanks!
    The ambiance in the front is the Ravish in freeze drone mode.
    I looped it in the Stereo Memory Man and added a second drone with different pitches.
    It created a big poly chord.

    The delay and reverb I used is below.
    Nothing special, just set them so it sounds good to you:

    solodelay.jpg

    11-4.jpg

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    Hi Bill!

    Wonderful stuff, as usual, just wondering about the settings for the ambiance at the beginning?

    In the video you say that you use ‘A Stereo Memory Man delay and Cathedral reverb’ what settings please?

    Thanks!

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