Sound’s timbre is governed by which frequency bands are absorbed more or less. The different materials used for constructing the walls, ceiling, and floor change the overall amount of reflectivity. By energizing the inherent acoustics of a room with percussive handclap attacks, a seasoned ear will immediately appraise how sound works in that room when tracking musicians and/or mixing music. Sometimes, you’ll see recording engineers clap their hands or just sing out loud when they first walk into an unfamiliar control room or tracking room. The natural world is always a good starting point and you may elect to have delays sound natural, otherworldly, or somewhere in between if you like. When conceptualizing a time-delay effect for vocal, guitar or any source in a mix, it could be helpful to think about how sound actually behaves in a real room. Your mixing style and the music itself dictates whether effect treatments (both delays and reverbs) are more felt as an overall euphonic enhancement (sense of space or depth) or heard as a stylistic element of a genre such as slapback echo on vocals in old ’50’s Rock n’ Roll music. Time delay effects have always been a favorite and distinctive sound treatment for all genres of music. Precise control over sound is a priority for music producers and engineers when crafting a finished music mix. ” As with that article, At the end of this article is a glossary of some terms that you may not be familiar with. Kurzweil_Micro-Ensemble.This article goes along with the article “ Creating Ambience and Depth with Reverb.Korg_Triton-Classic.midnam (by Giovanni Corso).Roland_V-Synth_GT_2.mmi (by Uwe B端ttner).Yamaha_Motif6_Performance.mmi (by Uwe B端ttner).Roland_SRX-97_Expansion_Patch.mmi: Roland SRX-97 (by Christian Witschard).Roland_SRX-07_Expansion_Patch.mmi: Roland SRX-07 (by Christian Witschard).Roland_RD700.mmi: Roland RD700GX (by Christian Witschard).Kurzweil_PC88MX.mmi: Kurzweil PC88MX (by Christian Witschard).Roland_Juno-G.mmi: Roland Juno-G (by Theodore Pistiolas).
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