DOD Rubberneck Analog Delay

Multiple tracks using the new DigiTech CabDryVR Dual Cabinet Simulator.

CabDryVR

Gibson SG on bridge pickup into Looking Glass clean > Rubberneck > CabDryVr set to British 4x12.

Clean Rubberneck

Gibson SG going into Looking Glass clean > Rubberneck > CabDryVR on British 4x12.  A little oscillation and Rubbernecking up and down.

Rubbernecking And Oscillation

Here I increase the gain on the repeats to dirty them up.

Rubberneck Increasingly Dirty Repeats

Fender Jazz Special (P-Pickup) > FreqOut > CabDryVR (1x15).  I have the FreqOut set to Nat Low, and at the end you can hear it shift from one feedback frequency to another - kinda cool!

Bass FreqOut

Yamaha Weddington Classic Bridge pickup > FreqOut > Looking Glass > CabDryVR (4x12 Greenbacks)> DAW.

FreqOut Gain @ 11:30, Onset @ 1:30 set to latching so it is always on, that way I just hold a chord and it goes into feedback automagically.

FreqOut with Chords

DOD Rubberneck Analog Delay set clean with a little bass rolloff (tilt EQ set to ~2:00) and slight modulation.  The little bit of grit is provided by the DOD Looking Glass.

Fender JA90 > DOD Looking Glass (Low-Gain) > DOD Rubberneck > DigiTech CabDryVR (Greenback 4x12)

Rubberneck Clean w/Bass Rolloff

Here is a demo of the Rubberneck with a long delay time tapped in.  I have the tone set to ~1:30, no gain, no modulation, and I increase the repeats from 1 to oscillation.  There is also some Rubbernecking at the end as well as switches between oscillation on the knob and on the switch.

Fender JA90 > Rubberneck > CabDryVR (Greenback 4x12) > DAW

Rubberneck Long Delay Time

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Rubberneck Increasingly Dirty Repeats

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