Ask Video - Audio Concepts 104. Delay and Reverb Effects - 2014

As a follow-up to Audio Concepts 103, this course explains just how those “real world” acoustical FX are recreated in the studio using plugins. Learn how these delay-based effects function and are deployed in this hands-on course by Joe Albano.
Recording engineers spend much time and energy trying to record audio as pristine as possible. In the process, for the most part, any sense of acoustic space is of secondary importance when compared to the perfect capture of the primary sound. The reason for that is many and is reinforced by the the ability to add back the the room & space when mixing.
This course –picking up where the Acoustics course left off– is filled with lots of in-depth explanations and animations explaining how all the major time-based effects work. Combined with an abundance of sonic examples, you learn how best to apply these FX adding depth, body and presence to enhance the sound of your productions.
So join our favorite audio expert, Joe Albano, as he explores the depths of Delay and Reverb effects in this 4th course of our Audio Concepts series!

ContenT:
01 Intro to Reflection-Based Effects (05:54)
02 Delay Times for Delay-Based Effects (06:10)
03 Flanging (06:57)
04 Chorusing (07:05)
05 Doubling (ADT) (06:33)
06 Phasing (06:08)
07 The Leslie Rotating Speaker (03:48)
08 Echo (05:24)
09 Introduction: Reverb Types (04:57)
10 Send & Return Hookup for Reverb (05:49)
11 The Reverberant Sound Field (01:58)
12 Algorithmic Reverb (Controls) (04:26)
13 Convolution Reverb (06:27)