Subject:Nifty little trick

Posted by: shitcomputer

Date:6/4/2003 7:27:25 PM

Just wondering if anybody else uses this little trick, or know of any good ones. The main trick i use, is when your song or recording is all mixed and finished. I take the entire left channel and copy it, then mute the left channel. Then you move ahead one sample and paste the channel back. This gives a really nice sterio effect, makes the music feel like it sucks your head inside the speaker or sumthen, i think its really effective.

Subject:RE: Nifty little trick

Reply by: Geoff_Wood

Date:6/4/2003 7:31:34 PM

I'm pleased for you. Personally, I can live without feeling that my head is being sucked into my speakers ....

g.

Subject:RE: Nifty little trick

Reply by: shitcomputer

Date:6/4/2003 10:19:14 PM

Its qu9ite a good effect if ya try it ;)

Subject:RE: Nifty little trick

Reply by: captn_spalding

Date:6/5/2003 6:41:53 AM

yawn

Subject:RE: Nifty little trick

Reply by: Sonic

Date:6/5/2003 9:11:51 AM

You can also experiment a little more with this concept by selecting one channel and playing with Simple Delay. There's even a "Shift selection forward" preset to start from.

J.

Subject:RE: Nifty little trick

Reply by: Rednroll

Date:6/5/2003 10:44:23 AM

The effect you're hearing is called "phase cancellation"......most of us try to avoid it, but Yes it's used for effects quite a bit. If it works then use it, but this isn't anything new. This same type of trick is used on MONO track recordings to give them a pseudo stereo effect.

Subject:RE: Nifty little trick

Reply by: shitcomputer

Date:6/5/2003 8:02:11 PM

Dont yawn at me boy, ill eat you for dinner