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In The Studio: Great Stereo Delay In 30 Seconds (Video)

A technique that can work with a variety of DAWs, utilizing two taps of a multi-tap delay
Article provided by Home Studio Corner.

Here’s a straightforward technique to get a quality stereo delay sound within about 30 seconds.

The technique Joe’s demonstrating here can work with a variety of DAW plug-ins. (He’s using Groove Delay.) Essentially, you want any type of delay that provides multiple taps, and you’re going to use two of them.

In the video, Joe provides examples and quickly builds a sample, and he also addresses related aspects of the technique.

Give it a try on your next mix!

Joe Gilder is a Nashville-based engineer, musician, and producer who also provides training and advice at the Home Studio Corner. Note that Joe also offers highly effective training courses, including Understanding Compression and Understanding EQ.

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