When to use a Dotted Eighth or Quarter Note Delay | Delay Pedal Tips + Tricks

When to use a Dotted Eighth or Quarter Note Delay | Delay Pedal Tips + Tricks
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This is episode 2 of my series on Delay Pedals. Today, we're diving into more delay secrets with that age old question: When do I use a dotted eighth delay or a quarter note delay? How do I know what delay setting to use? Let's dive into the three most common delay settings that you'll use all of the time. The quarter note, eighth note, and dotted eighth delays are going to be your three go to's no matter the genre and style! Let's dive into when and how to use these sounds to up your tone game, and make people think you're better at guitar than you are!
Chapters
0:00 Intro
1:15 The Quarter Note Delay
2:24 The Eighth Note Delay
3:49 The DOTTED EIGHTH DELAY
6:10 Final Thoughts
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[@JustinMuncy]

Thank you so much for watching! For How To Use A Delay, click HERE: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZnPpGN9jKeircU For more guitar tone videos, click HERE: kzbin.info/aero/PLnauKC15R3Vf-K9kHKudMys6riD391IXL

[@calebmills2345]

Such a helpful primer on delay, man! Never heard someone explain it so clearly. Thanks!

[@JustinMuncy]

Thank you so much!! I’m glad it was helpful! Happy sound designing :)

[@iandelfin1559]

Awesome explanation on delays man! As a guitarist who’s been in worship for years now this video was still exponentially helpful. Keep up the great work! 🙏🏼

[@JustinMuncy]

Thank you so much for watching and all of the encouragement! I’m glad it was still helpful after all of your experience 🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@Mike.D.Martinez]

That song in the beginning though! 🔥

[@JustinMuncy]

Thanks man!! Just a little ditty I threw together 🤘🏻

[@Mike.D.Martinez]

@@JustinMuncy I thoroughly enjoyed it 🤙🏼

[@thedozeroperatorman]

Dude I love delays. Great video this is just what I needed to hear

[@JustinMuncy]

That’s amazing!! Glad it was helpful ✌🏻

[@user-is1eu4gu4t]

Well explained ❤

[@JustinMuncy]

Thank you!! :)

[@goldenjere7533]

Thank you and God bless you

[@JustinMuncy]

Likewise! :)

[@LwaziSidinile]

What song is that at 3:54?

[@JustinMuncy]

Haha it's not actually either of these songs, but it's reminiscent of "Where The Streets Have No Name" and "Shut Up And Dance."

[@Dawgley]

is this the best delay stacking chain too? quarter>eight>dotted eight

[@JustinMuncy]

I don’t use a lot of stacked delays, but when I have, I usually have whichever delay rhythm I’m trying to hear the most first. Most of the time that’s dotted>quarter. But like anything, I would just experiment to see what sounds best to you!

[@joelburgosrobles]

Dotted eight what is the setting BPM tap tempo for this sound. And quarter note what is the setting BPM tap tempo for this sound? Eight the same question? Please I have a timeline and big sky

[@JustinMuncy]

You have to adjust the BPM to whatever the BPM of the song is. The quarter and dotted eighth is just a subdivision of the BPM.