Do you use Reverb Units?

MIKE BURN · Posted: Mon Apr 21, 2003 11:49 pm Post subject: Do you use Reverb Units?

Today I got a new toy repaired, which ceased to work after the internal battery gave up (a scandal for itself, that such a external reverb-unit connected to power still needs a battery).... ... A SONY V-77 Reverb....

"Lavender Clouds"

(last track on that page)

Hi-Fi

Lo-Fi

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How's the reverb? (except from "too much" ???

)))))

MIKE

bbchris · Posted: Tue Apr 22, 2003 12:57 am Post subject: Re: Do you use Reverb Units?

My oh my - you get HIGH on this song - I like it when you remind me that you are not only a great guitarist, you have an amazing voice too.

I think the reverb makes it all very swirly and passionate. :sensational

A great way to start the day - Mike!! You are very creative and inspiring. Today I will also go into my studio! wheeeeeeeeeeeeeee :banana

MIKE BURN · Posted: Tue Apr 22, 2003 9:50 am Post subject: Re: Do you use Reverb Units?

Aw....

I'm glad you had a good start of the day

bbchris · Posted: Tue Apr 22, 2003 11:32 am Post subject: Re: Do you use Reverb Units?

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You can never use too much reverb... :lol

( Well, that's what I think, anyway )

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DreamTone7 · Joined: 20 Sep 2002 Posts: 2571

Lexicon PCM 70......the bomb for years and years.

The only thing I get more mileage out of than a reverb is a delay.

PANick11 · Joined: 25 Jul 2002 Posts: 402

the internal battery is just to remember your custom settings.....no?

it's a good sounding reverb...

AND...That's a beutifull tune!

PANick

KristinaBode · Joined: 04 Jan 2003 Posts: 409

No Mike it's not too much reverb...........

what a sound.....

and Chris is absolutely right : YOU ARE A GOOD SINGER !!!

accept it

GEMINI

MP3Hewer · Joined: 09 Nov 2001 Posts: 239

Great track Mike!

I'm happy you got your reverb unit fixed too.

MIKE BURN · Posted: Fri Apr 25, 2003 6:28 pm Post subject: Re: Do you use Reverb Units?

Ooooooooooooops........ :blush

I just saw that this thread mysteriously got new replies

and I'm very happy to read your encouraging comments

Well.... I uploaded the track to my 1sound.com page and surprisingly got a "2" rating!

Reverb units can be very inspiring!

Social Spit · Joined: 28 Sep 2002 Posts: 251

MIKE BURN · Posted: Fri Apr 25, 2003 8:12 pm Post subject: Re: Test: (don't mind me)

MIKE

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Is that dark bier from hell?

Lemme see if I can translate that schtuff...

Ah, "bright strong beer" ok so it Is from hell, what else

...Something about a brewing method,

Hm, Maibock... May "support" (bock = support?)

the words "jever maibock" render me nonsense from the translator, hehe

MIKE BURN · Posted: Sat Apr 26, 2003 7:47 am Post subject: Re: Do you use Reverb Units?

I found a review by an American drinker....

Maibock poured a rich amber slighty orange colour with little head. The smell is quite sweet and mild.

The taste isn't bad. I would say the alcohol is well hidden. Taste is a little bit sour, but is pretty good. Again i like it quite a lot for a high alcohol beer.

Very difficult to detect anything hoppy, more of the malty sweetness that just fades out.

I could see drinking a lot of these only with the distinct goal of getting drunk fast. Its like sometimes when things aren't happening fast enough you add a couple of these to the mix in between your regular 5% beers to really get the party hopping.

..............so basically this is a season beer, only available in the month of May (Mai...... = Maibock).

It's from the far north of Germany (city of JEVER/Friesland-North Sea).

Basically it's like the Whiskey under the beers

Very strong STOFF !!!! :nutz

Some sort of REVERB UNIT for your brain! :lol