Amongst the instruments to feature the delay effect, bass is typically pretty low down the list. That’s not to say it doesn’t work, so let’s cover a few real world examples of when bass delay has been effectively used, and the things to keep in mind if you’re going to use it in your mix. […]
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Reverb and delay are two audio effects which can be used to give a track as well as your mix more width and depth. In some cases they can simply used as a bit of ear candy to keep your mix fresh and your listener engaged. Let’s talk when to use reverb and delay for
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Delay allows us to give our vocals more size in the stereo field in more ways than one. This allows that vocal to better assert itself during busier instrumental sections or simply just sit better in the mix. Let’s talk how to use delay on vocals and show some specific delay settings in particular which
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Like using reverb on your snare, snare delay allows us to give our snare more size in the mix whether that’s lengthening it, fattening it, widening it, or some combination of the three. Snare delay can be preferable over reverb because it affords you more size without worrying about muddying up or otherwise blunting the
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Delay and lead guitar go together beautifully because it gives your lead guitar part the real estate that it needs and deserves during a key moment in a song like a solo. Even if it’s subtle to the point that you might not even notice it, your favorite lead guitar parts likely have SOME delay
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