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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Delay is a spacial and time based effect like reverb which simulates reflections and can be used to create space and depth in your mix. Unlike reverb, delay is clean and doesn’t introduce the low-mid thickness of reverb decay which can muddy up the mix. Outside of specific settings designed to match a single track,
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As I recently covered in my overview on the many types of delay, slapback delay is a relatively quick, single echo/reflection which originated in the rock records of the 1950’s and has a number of uses. Here we’re going to drill down on slapback delay, talking about the specific settings to use to create it
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Like there are different types of reverb, there are different types of delay, as well. Analog versus digital, time versus note versus dotted delay, let’s give an overview of everything to know about delay now. Types of Delay Before we get into specifics of analog versus digital, let’s cover the practical topic of the types
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Chorus, reverb, and delay are three spacial based audio effects which can be used to add two or three dimensional size, width, and depth to your track. They oftentimes get mixed up with one another, so let’s differentiate between the three effects of chorus, reverb, and delay, identifying what each one is and when each
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