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Post by Ernesto on Mar 17, 2005 8:50:31 GMT -6
Hello Michael,
How did you get that long sustain in your playing ? , by the way what amazing CD "No Boundaries" and this is what i meant in all this songs you have a super nice tone but what i really like is the way you sustain the notes, i know those are tones from your fingers but the delay and the ts-9 plays a good role on this, can you tell me the settings on the delay and on the ts-9 please, by the way warm regards man
Thanks
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Post by Michael Angelo Batio on Mar 17, 2005 15:31:54 GMT -6
Hi Ernesto. It was great seeing you again and meeting your son. I set the TS 9 on the maximum settings for the overdrive and volume and about 1/3 of the way up on the tone. The amp overdrive is set very low. The TS 9 makes up for it while not being overly distorted or "muddy". The delay setting is approximately 300 ms with only 1 to 2 repeats. The secret is in my vibrato and striking the note extremely hard. For those of you who have not seen me perform live, I play a Blues track and sustain 1 note for over 40 seconds that is in key with the song.  |
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Post by Ernesto on Mar 17, 2005 15:43:37 GMT -6
Hi Ernesto. It was great seeing you again and meeting your son. I set the TS 9 on the maximum settings for the overdrive and volume and about 1/3 of the way up on the tone. The amp overdrive is set very low. The TS 9 makes up for it while not being overly distorted or "muddy". The delay setting is approximately 300 ms with only 1 to 2 repeats. The secret is in my vibrato and striking the note extremely hard. For those of you who have not seen me perform live, I play a Blues track and sustain 1 note for over 40 seconds that is in key with the song. Thanks for get back to me, what a super cd my son got so impresed that he told me, i just can't believe how fast he can play and mix the melodies and be so accurate plus all the new tappings , cause i know you were doing tappings before but not as i saw you at the clinics, again is your TS-9 modified or it is the way cam from the factory ? |
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Post by Michael Angelo Batio on Mar 18, 2005 8:50:57 GMT -6
Ernesto, the TS 9 is "stock". No modifications are done to the pedal. They are great just the way they are! |
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Post by Blondie on Mar 18, 2005 12:11:38 GMT -6
Mike You're playing an original or "vintage" TS9, I guess You have also tried the reissues. Are there any difference between the old and the new?
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Post by HlynurStef on Mar 22, 2005 7:29:39 GMT -6
Michael, what kind of a delay effect do you use?
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Post by Ernesto on Mar 23, 2005 9:49:32 GMT -6
Michael, what kind of a delay effect do you use? I am almost sure it is a Boss DD-3 |
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Post by Michael Angelo Batio on Mar 23, 2005 9:56:22 GMT -6
Ernesto, you are close but it is a DD-6. The DD-6 is a mono and stereo delay. I use the mono send and returns. |
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Post by HlynurStef on Mar 23, 2005 10:41:09 GMT -6
Mike, I was thinking about investing in a TS 9 myself, you would recomend it wouldn't you  |
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