What FX for Genesis "Follow You, Follow Me" ?

I can't find any sites that say for sure what effects Mike used. I think he's using an analog delay with a flanger, and maybe a bit of chorus.

Dan

Thanks Dan-T-Man! Yeah, I think a flanger is my key missing ingredient; got the delay and a touch of chorus going.

I'd say delay with envelope filtering/follower instead of flanging. it also sounds like ping-pong (stereo) delay. the closest I have is the swept delay on my Echo Park delay pedal -- and it's very close. it's not as harsh or atonal and metallic as flanging.

didn't Collins use a Linn drum machine at that time? if so, I wouldn't be surpised if Roger Linn put together something for Rutherford. if you've ever heard the Adrenalinn guitar EFX box, it is capable of similar.

Envelope filter - very interesting. I'll have to check those out. Makes me think of funk though. :) I had forgotten about ping-pong delay; that makes sense too.

I don't know if Linn was making other gear before the drum machine, but Collins first reported use was a year later with Brand X; supposedly Duke was the first Genesis album on which he used one.

Thanks!

envelope filters don't just do funk (autowah). depending on how they are set-up some can do a timed sweep of LP, HP or BP filter. some of those sound more whoosh-like than wah-like