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EQ – This allows you to see a representation of the frequencies within a track, thus removing or boosting a certain range, to all them to be inaudible or stand out within a mix
\nReverb – Adding reverb to a track will give the impression of recording in a large space, with reflective surfaces. Presets, such as halls or small rooms give an easy way to apply any this as required.<\/p>\n
Compression – For tracks with large dynamic range, compression will allow you to reduce this, to give a more flat output. By setting a threshold, you can tell all sound past this point, must be reduced.<\/p>\n
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Once an instrument is recorded, it may sound a bit dry, but with the right effects, this will allow the track to come to life. There a number of effects that should be at least considered for any track. EQ – This allows you to see a representation of the frequencies within a track, thus removing or boosting a certain range, to all them to be inaudible or stand out within a mix Reverb – Adding reverb to a track will give the impression of recording in a large space, with reflective surfaces. Presets, such as halls or small rooms…<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":9,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":[],"categories":[1047],"tags":[4429,1207,4428,522,845,4215],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n