Delay Lesson - Saraceno Style

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- Nazgul23rd November 2008
  Wow, very interesting lesson. Great, Ramiro!
- Dejan Farkas23rd November 2008
  Very nice
- Bogdan Radovic23rd November 2008
  Excellent lesson on delay use!
- kaznie_NL23rd November 2008
  Wow, that sounds awesome Ramiro!!
- Emir Hot23rd November 2008
  very cool delay trick
- Hisham Al-Sanea23rd November 2008
  nice one Ramiro.sounds great
- Ramiro Delforte23rd November 2008
  Thank you guys
- Fran23rd November 2008
  Beautiful and melodic, nice one Ramiro!
- Sergio Dorado23rd November 2008
  Cool ideas. Great!
- Ivan Milenkovic23rd November 2008
  Very interesting Ramiro, great job mate
- Vinod Saranga24th November 2008
  Very melodic !
  Great tune Ramiro
- Gerardo Siere24th November 2008
  Very nice delay idea Ramiro.
- Ramiro Delforte24th November 2008
  Thanx again
  Glad you like it
- Alex8724th November 2008
  Very creative use of delay Ramiro. Great lesson
- Carlos Carrillo24th November 2008
  Cool Rami!!!! Very interesting at the time of play Arpeggios with Delay!!
- Muris Varajic24th November 2008
  Nice.
- Nemanja Filipovic24th November 2008
  Amazing lesson mate,really like the drums line.
- Pedja Simovic24th November 2008
  Great work Ramiro !
  
  What kind of delay should you use - analog, digital , tap etc ? I read its 200ms I will check it out
- Ramiro Delforte25th November 2008
  I used tap delay, and Stereo
- Marcus Siepen25th November 2008
  very interesting lesson, well done

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- Tags: Delay, Saraceno, Effects
Hi GMC! This lesson is about Delay. I was inspired of the use of this particular delay listening to a Saraceno's song: A lighter shade of plaid. In this song he plays with a certain amount of delay that allows him to emulate like another guitar player is playing 16th notes in the upper beats. In the song I've mentioned he uses his volume knob or an expression pedal to swell the volume, I don't make that effect in this lesson but you can try it.

The progression is:

Part 1: Cm-Bb/D-Cm/Eb-Bb/F
Part 2: Fsus2-Fm-Fsus2-Fm
Part 3: Cm-Bb
Part 4: Gm-Cm,Bb,Gm,Fm
Part 5: Cm/Eb-Gsus4-Cm/Eb-Gsus4-G-Cm

The delay is set about 200 milliseconds.

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