So I had a good idea, I put some delay on with the Max delay time and did even staccato eighth notes and it sounded a lot like there was two guitars and it sounds really cool, anyone have any ideas on how to use it because I see a lot of potential in it I just can't find a gyruood practical application

Here's a good practical application. Not 8th notes but same idea.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qvxPui7s4so

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Another good one by Paul Gilbert:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y2Ey...feature=related

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Thanks! I actually do play a bit of classical on my guitar (my viola music) so i think ill be trying that soon, again thanks for the help

Just a few extra random letters in there

Buckethead has an awesome song where he uses delay. He uses it in a lot of songs, but this one sticks out to me. Wouldn't really lump it in to the 2 guitars sounding kind of thing like you described, but it's still some cool delay effects.

"Big Sur Moon"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0nEkkpShsg

That buckethead song reminded me of Sirius by Alan Parsons Project.

That Buckethead album had a huge impact on me at the time it came out. It was the first example I had heard of nylon string guitar being used in such an untraditional way. So many of those licks are in my playing whether I want them to be or not.

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