is there a way to low cut frequency only for the delay effect?

[mantra]

hi

the delay effect has an high cut option , i would like to know if is there a trick to have a low cut for the delay ?
maybe using a EQ linked to the delay effect

is there a way to do it ?

the high cut ,let disapear the delay when I play high E or B , i would like to cut the delay on my low E and A for example

thanks

[gumtown]

An EQ right after the delay will also cut the total signal, which you probably don't want.
A good option is use the dual channnel (if not using it for anything else), with the delay and eq only in A channel, and nothing in the channel B.
Set the channels to run both A and B, and adjust B channel for the amount of dry bypass signal.

[mantra]

An EQ right after the delay will also cut the total signal, which you probably don't want.
A good option is use the dual channnel (if not using it for anything else), with the delay and eq only in A channel, and nothing in the channel B.
Set the channels to run both A and B, and adjust B channel for the amount of dry bypass signal.

hi
what do you mean for ?

and adjust B channel for the amount of dry bypass signal.

thanks Gumtown

[gumtown]

Actually after playing with that, you don't really need the EQ as you can use the channel filter.
place just the delay in channel A
and nothing in channel B
set the A/B divide mode to "Dual", and dynamic 'off'
channel A filter to  "high pass", and dial in the required cutoff frequency.
B channel filter to 'off'

then use the channel "Mixer" to balance between the "high-pass delay" and the "full range dry mix" signals.