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Subject:Effects, how to learn?
Posted by: Djahjah
Date:8/28/2001 9:02:17 AM

I´m recording my band using the Sounforge. I already recorded drums and am recording bass. Even though I have all the plugins I can´t manipulate and now how much of an effect I can put on the bass for example. I will take days to learn each effect and how much of it. Is there anywhere I can understand more on each effect and hear samples of different amounts of effect on a track? I need help, please.
Thank you
Subject:RE: Effects, how to learn?
Reply by: Ted_H
Date:8/28/2001 9:21:18 AM

A crash course in effects is no good if you really want to understand them. Start with some books about recording and audio. Recording books usually cover compression, EQ, normalization, reverb, etc. and can be very comprehensive. If you want to learn about individual DirectX plug-ins, check out www.thedirectxfiles.com.

Ted
Subject:RE: Effects, how to learn?
Reply by: LanceL
Date:8/28/2001 9:53:13 AM

To add to what Mr. Ted posted, we found a great site for general recording techniques that include compression, eq, mastering, etc. Click here to check it out.
Subject:RE: Effects, how to learn?
Reply by: MyST
Date:8/28/2001 8:26:50 PM

LanceL;
On behalf of all the Newbies out there "THANKS A MILLION!!"
This site will obviously help us out.
How about posting this link on the Acid forum as well.

Later.
Subject:RE: Effects, how to learn?
Reply by: Dave2
Date:8/28/2001 8:38:56 PM

Great site!. That link should be made a permanent feature right at the top of this forum. Well, maybe not, I spend all afternoon reading some of the article's. Didn't get any office work finished.

Thanks

Dave M.
Subject:RE: Effects, how to learn?
Reply by: photon
Date:8/29/2001 1:57:31 AM

Interesting site. thanks for posting it.
Subject:RE: Effects, how to learn?
Reply by: Djahjah
Date:8/29/2001 7:41:37 AM

Hey Lancel and Ted H, Thanks for the sites, I already checked them out. Great sites, learning a lot on the terminology and tips on recording. Since I am a musician it already complemented my knoledge very much, lots of good articles. Thanks.

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