OK I'm stumped, I love loads of STP tunes and Crackerman is a real cool tune. I have heard many versions of this song live and this one has the best live sound and the lead is fricking great. So here is the question at 1:58 the lead starts and its got a huge sound. I don't know if it has a delay with a quick response and a long feedback with zero repeats or is it a really deep reverb or both? I know there is a wah in it but the delay/verb makes this lead sound so huge. Any ideas?
Almost stupid question
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Re: Almost stupid question
Sounds like two effects. First of course is some delay, the second (which makes it sound huge) is the "cocked wah". Either he had a wah pedal in the toe up position or some autowah box set to the bass.
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Re: Almost stupid question
Yeah I love the tone of a cocked wah, that tune I posted a few weeks ago had two wah's one cocked and the other was actually being used. In that tone I do hear the delay and the wah; just think there is a huge canyon of verb included. That solo is so huge.....
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