[Dec [Cluskey]]

On Mar 31, 5:22*pm, "Mogens V."
wrote:
this rich structure further up. Use the chorous sparingly.
Instead of reverb, or with a very minor reverb, the often used 20-30ms
delay on one channel can broaden the sound.
Kind regards,
Mogens V.- Hide quoted text -

Yes, more than likely a case of 'suck it and see'.

The eventide has moved on a lot since the early days of being treated
as a useful ADT [Automatic Double Tracking] machine. From memory,
when we used it there was only a tuning setting available on each side
of the stereo .... so by setting one a tiny bit sharp [.03% comes to
mind for some reason] and the other side, similarly flat then we ended
up with a triple image .... and, I suppose by dropping out the middle
original image would get a good double image which was a favourite in
the Sixties, early Seventies. It was the perceived movement in the
tuning that impressed ... maybe that was chorus, although we did not
know what chorus was in those days.

I am still convinced we used one late Sixties.... even my brother has
confirmed that to me. Perhaps a test model at Decca?

Dec [Cluskey]