I admit, I didn't do a search first, so I apologize in advance! looking for settings for a good slapback style delay aka country twang etc. Never been a big effect guy, but alot of the stuff I'm playing lately requires some new ideas on my part 
I've also never been very good at dialing in delays, I have NEVER been real picky about this like some guys are. For leads, I would just put something on that I thought sounded good and that was it, never really spent much time with it. So I appreciate any help with this, thanks guys!
Slapback delay settings???
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VESmedic -
February 8, 2014 at 5:04 AM -
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OK, slapback is pretty simple, it's really just a clean very short delay with no feedback (so only one echo or very few). There's actually a preset that comes with the Kemper called "Free Slap" you can use that as a starting point and go from there (just turn the browse knob while editing the delay to accesss the presets).
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Set your time anywhere from 50-100ms, feedback at 0%, modulation off, mix relatively high. Boom.
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Haha yea this was pretty stupid easy
I totally forgot about the free slap preset setting... Minimal tweaks from there, very little if any feedback, simple. Thanks guys! -
You can also use Tap Delay, if you want it to lock into more than one song - a 1/16 note usually works pretty well.
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There's a rig by Gundy Keller that goes after the Stray Cats tone. Great slapback in it.