Andy Wallace Vocal Effects | Simple Technique Using Reverb, Delay, and Panning 

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@@GreenLightSound Same, i learn Andy Wallace techniques from you! Thank you!

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Glad you enjoy it!

@@GreenLightSound it’s refreshing to see someone use Studio One. I’ve been an S1 user for 5 years now, and I think the only downfall has been the high CPU usage. Are you using S1 5? and if so, do you still encounter the CPU issue?

I'm on Studio One 5 and am not seeing higher than usual CPU usage. A lot of it depends on your system.

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Epic can route delay to reverb, and it even has a version of the PCM42 delay and 480L reverb. I don't think it can pan them though.

You got it right - it's just a send.

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Stereo.

@@GreenLightSound ok, so for example, when you’re planning the delay to the left, you’re taking that 100 percent on the right side and bring it over slightly to the left as displayed in your video? (I bring this up as I use pro tools whose stereo display looks different, showing right and left).

@@calimusic2007 In Pro Tools, turn both pan pots to the left the amount you want. It essentially creates a mono delay, even though it's a stereo track.

That came from a print interview.

You could use the reverb you already have set up, or you could create another buss and use 2 reverbs. It's really up to you and what sound you're going for.

@@GreenLightSound Got it, thanks for the answer Do you think about doing techniques for other mixers too?! for example Chris Lord-Alge?!

@@tplms Definitely going to expand to other mixers in the future.

@@josephgreenhalgh4041 Thanks.

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@@GreenLightSound i already see it

I either use my own plugin chain with subtle pitch shifts on the L and R channels, or Microshift from Soundtoys.

@@GreenLightSound I use Little Microshift on my synths all the time. Setting 1 with no more than about 10% on the mix dial….. so subtle but quite beautiful.

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Depends on the size of the mix - how many tracks it is.

@@GreenLightSound Hi Hmmm no more than 20 Tracks

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@@GreenLightSound That sounds Great!

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Just a simple musician trying to help out.

@@GreenLightSound You amazing bro,,, i appreciate you!!!!

The delay was an 8th note delay synched to the session. The reverb was the Jazz Hall setting of the Lexicon 480L. No filtering on the delay, but you certainly could.

@@GreenLightSound that's interesting as with normal slap back delay to create ambience and still have the vocals upfront (as reverb by its nature put things back in the mix) you normally use 110-130ms with delay NOT synthed to the tempo. Is this technique an exception? Thank you for your time

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@@GreenLightSound Dude, yeah -Just that slight pan really makes a difference! Just sat down and messed with it, now. NEVER would've thought to do that! Your channel is becoming one of my favs, my man! CHEERS!! Also, I did it a little differently because I have no idea how to do the send thing in Reaper, yet (Can't stand REAPER...). What I did was keep my main vocal with all the delay and echo and all those effects panned straight down the middle, and then I added a duplicate vocal track that I smattered with distortion and panned that about 9-10% to the right. That really widened up the vocal and gave the track itself a whole lot more depth. Also put a little bit of chorus on the middle vocal... Can't wait to try it this way, though! REAPER!!!!

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