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Dry vs Wet

Dry
5
63%
Wet
3
38%
 
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Post by vvv » Wed Dec 10, 2014 4:33 pm

I remember when the first Danzig album came out, that seemed pretty revolutionary, and he kinda did the same thing for The Cult, and Cash, as well as others.
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Post by Nick Sevilla » Thu Dec 11, 2014 11:06 pm

Put so much reverb on something that it no longer resembles whatever it was. Just use the return, no direct sound whatsoever. Pan that around slowly with a Leslie-like plug in.

I do this to add weird stuff in the background of songs, sometimes.
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