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Vocal Treatments: Analog Tape Delay~Go Retro (Part 2)

Hello, my friends. In this excerpt, we'll continue the vocal treatment process and focus on using the Analog Delay effect in Adobe Audition 3. This particular analogue-modeled effect is one of my favorites, as it makes it very easy to genuinely mimic the classic, retro sound of old-school tape delays (think Echoplex, or even a Revox A/B-77) and easily customize the repetitions/feedback, delay times, and 'trash' (ie, frequency degradation) of the echoes it produces; it's also very lean on the processor, so you can use multiple delays without adversely affecting realtime performance. If you're looking for a great way to stylize your vocals, this effect will do the trick.

Analog Tape Delay on Vocals in Adobe Audition 3 from Jason Levine on Vimeo.

Part 3 is underway: stylizing the overall mix with equalization, so stay tuned!

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Comments

Great tutorial Jason :-)

Thanks, Mikael! I thought you might like that one ;) How's the 'Audition' recording coming along? Let me know. All the best...--JL

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