Audio Masterclass /ONECourse title: Reverb & Effects /ONE
Your journey through Audio Masterclass /ONE
WHERE YOU ARE NOW: You've watched YouTube videos on reverb and effects. They talk about this effect, that effect, 'insider secrets' and 'little known' settings. You're confused and you don't know who to believe.
AFTER THIS COURSE: You know what effects are available and what they can do to enhance and bring 'ear candy' to your vocals, instruments, and your entire mix. You know which plug-ins you need for your music and you get great results quickly because you know with confidence what you're doing.
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Changing the pitch of an audio signal was (and still is) possible with analog technology. All you have to do is speed up or slow down a tape recorder. You can do it either on record or playback. If you record a signal at 38 centimetres per second (15 inches per second) and play it back at a slower speed, then it will sound at a lower pitch. Play it at a faster speed and it will sound at a higher pitch.
Alternatively, you could record at a faster speed and play back at 38 centimetres per second (which is the most commonly used speed in analog tape recording) and the result will be at a lower pitch than the original.
Variable speed control for the Revox B77 analogue tape recorder
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