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Audio Mistakes 103 - 10 Common Reverb/Delay Mistakes.
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1
What is Rt60?
A classic digital reverb unit
The time it takes for a reverberant sound field to decay by 60 dB
The number of seonds of Pre-Delay in a reverberant sound field
The number of seconds a reverberant sound field lasts
2
What are typical delay times for Doubling?
Around 1–2 milliseconds
Around 500–750 milliseconds
Around 100–150 milliseconds
Around 15–20 milliseconds
3
What kind of mixes are likely to use Reverb and Delay-based effects?
Mostly rock mixes
Reverb only on classical, Delay only on pop
Mostly Electro and pop mixes
All mixes
4
How is a Send & Return hookup done for Reverb?
All answers are correct
Reverb inserted in Master channel strip, dry/wet mix set to taste
Reverb inseted in an Aux, Sends from individual channels feed that Aux through a Bus
Reverb inserted in each channel strip, dry/wet mix set to taste
5
What effects are created with delays?
Chorusing, Flanging, Auto-Tuning, Overdrive
Doubling, Chorusing, Flanging, Echo
Overdrive, Distortion, Compression
Doubling, Limiting, Modulating, Phasing
6
What tracks might be assigned different reverbs in a mix?
Drums and Vocals, since certain reverbs may sound good on one but not the other
Every track in a mix should be assigned its own reverb
Each individual vocal harmony, since they usually have different melodies
Acoustic guitars
7
What does Feedback add to a Flanging effect?
Digital distortion
A stronger metallic resonance
A repeating echo effect
A vintage compression characteristic
8
What is a typical range for a classic Slap Echo effect?
Around 15–25 milliseconds or less
Around 100–150 milliseconds (or more)
Around 1–2 milliseconds or less
Around 25–50 milliseconds or less
9
On a chorus effect, what are the Rate & Depth controls made for?
Set the degree of automatic pitch correction applied
Adjust the attack time of each nore that's being chorused
Set the speed and intensity of the periodic LFO Modulation
Set the mix between the dry and wet sound
10
How can you separate the dry sound from the reverb for a little more clarity?
Bypass the reverb
Insert the reverb on a separate audio channel from the dry signal
Crank up the Decay Time
Increase the Reverb's Pre-Delay (Initial Reflection) Time
11
What are the three components of a reverberant sound field?
Initial Delay, Early Reflections, Later Reverberation (Tail)
Modulation, Feedback, Threshold
Hall, Room, Chamber
Attack, Sustain, Release
12
What option do some Reverbs have that can help adjust for possible bass buildup?
A built-in broadband limiter
Separate high-frequency and low-frequency Decay controls
Separate controls for Attack & Decay
Ab uilt-in modulation effect
Audio Mistakes 103
10 Common Reverb/Delay Mistakes
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