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Wet/Dry/Wet is a term that gets thrown around a lot on RU-vid, Instagram, and Facebook by established names and amateurs alike - without a complete understanding of the concept. In this video, you will learn the origins of Wet/Dry/Wet from the beginnings with Robert Bradshaw (Custom Audio Electronics) in the early 1980's through to the current day interpretations with sound examples to illustrate each era. You'll also hear the difference between the newer, re-appropriated interpretations of Wet/Dry/Wet (which is really a split system), versus a Wet/Dry/Wet signal path - allowing you to hear the difference and decide which set-up might be right for you and your rig.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Intro - 00:49
Wet/Dry/Wet Origins - 02:36
Bob Bradshaw Interview - 04:46
First wave Wet/Dry/Wet - 04:49
Second wave Wet/Dry/Wet - 08:46
Third & fourth wave Wet/Dry/Wet - 10:30
Wet/Dry/Wet prerequisites - 13:34
Wet/Dry/Wet vs. Split Mono (wet/wet + dry) - 14:24
Wet/Dry/Wet vs. Split Mono A/B sound test - 16:43
What you need to your own Wet/Dry/Wet rig - 17:51
Closing - 21:39
CONTRIBUTORS:
Hunter Harrison - Mixing, Audio Editing
Mason Mejia - Co-Producing
Kjetil Nesheim - Diagrams & Technical Consulting
TKM Brandt - Technical Consulting & Fact Check
Phawin Phanudom - Robert Bradshaw Footage
Rigs of the Pros - Photos
Michael James - Photos
Marty Walsh - Photos
Tim Marco - Music
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16 окт 2024
