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Straight milk & honey! that tremelo/rotary/leslie sound he had going the whole run. It added such a nice layer on top of his tone. Perfect example of the effect check the 12/28/12 moma. Buffy Stuffys Dude!
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I notice it a lot on 12/28's Free. I thought it was a rather sloppy rendition, but I think the Trey's jelly-like tone contributes to this perception.
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I also noticed the heavy, shimmering use of vibe that run - 12.28 especially - and I liked it.
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I thought it was evident in the Tweezer on 12/28. When I listened to it the next day (I was not there on 12/28) Tweezer was the first track I went to and I was instantly sucked in. I didn't know what the effect was I just knew it was a little different than usual and I liked it.I am happy that Trey seems to be leaning more towards warmer tones lately. A couple years ago he was going for this really shrill sound that I didn't like so much. Only when he hit really high notes was it bothering me but... I suck at inglish.
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Yeah he had a new amp up there supplying teh tonez, pretty nice
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Noticed it immediately and thought it was the shit. It gave his sound a lot of character, which is one of my only complaints about a lot of the 3.0 era. Honestly I thought all of 2012 had a much improved Trey in that department. In Worcester this year, I kept marveling at how musical Trey was being with his pedals and different tones.
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He wouldn't turn off the CAE Supertrem all of 12.28. It was awesome.
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Wait, new amp?
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Not a new amp. It's either his leslie rotary cabinet, or a new tremelo effect. I think he explains how he gets the sound in his rig description video (filmed at jones beach I believe).
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@itsice88 said: Noticed it immediately and thought it was the shit. It gave his sound a lot of character, which is one of my only complaints about a lot of the 3.0 era. Honestly I thought all of 2012 had a much improved Trey in that department. In Worcester this year, I kept marveling at how musical Trey was being with his pedals and different tones.I know what you mean, really adds a unique flavor to his tone.
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It's not the Super Tremolo. It's one of these.
http://www.victoriaamplifier.com/amplifiers/victoria-reverberato/
It's sort of halfway between the Super Trem and the Leslie. Sounded KILLER at MSG.
http://www.victoriaamplifier.com/amplifiers/victoria-reverberato/
It's sort of halfway between the Super Trem and the Leslie. Sounded KILLER at MSG.
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@triplesevener said: It's not the Super Tremolo. It's one of these.That makes sense. The CAE trem is usually way more choppy than that sound. I like
http://www.victoriaamplifier.com/amplifiers/victoria-reverberato/
It's sort of halfway between the Super Trem and the Leslie. Sounded KILLER at MSG.
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he had it on like 99.5% of the entire 28th but not the rest of the run unless specifically turned on. i thought i was too far gone when it didn't stop being choppy.
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He keeps Black Cat Super Trem set for the helicopter tremolos. The suble tremolo on the new Victoria amp is very nice. Great amp, I could see him relying on that amp if needed. You couldn't tell the difference if it wasn't for the built in tremolo.@Dabblesauce, he hasn't been using the Leslie at all lately. I wish he would use it again, the roadies and techs deal with it only for it to just sit on stage unused.
@Momadan, weren't you the one who first found out he got the new amp? You should know the Fender amps he likes has the built in tremolo/vibrato. lol
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@ledzepmaster said: He keeps Black Cat Super Trem set for the helicopter tremolos. The suble tremolo on the new Victoria amp is very nice. Great amp, I could see him relying on that amp if needed. You couldn't tell the difference if it wasn't for the built in tremolo.You're talking about the 2 amp setup in STL right? That was the old Fender DR he used in 2.0 and during small shows or sit-ins. Different than this. Or confusing me for someone else
@Dabblesauce, he hasn't been using the Leslie at all lately. I wish he would use it again, the roadies and techs deal with it only for it to just sit on stage unused.
@Momadan, weren't you the one who first found out he got the new amp? You should know the Fender amps he likes has the built in tremolo/vibrato. lol
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Nope, I thought I got the word from you who found the Victoria Amps twitter page and relayed the new info about the Reverberato. Maybe it was someone else.
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na wasn't me. I relayed the Sarno pedal info from Brad, which is probably what you are thinking of
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I loved this effect. One of the highlights of the run, IMO. Took that gooey, inventive Moma over the top.
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Oh, ok I assumed it was an amp cause it was in an amp shell. Was clearly visible instage, on the left side of his rig. Victoria Reverberato......sweet!
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that sumbitch is 1600$........so worth it.
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