On 21/09/2013 07:20, David van Ooijen wrote:
Hi Stuart
>>
add reverb to the combination of the two
<<
That's what I do to my mutlritrack recordings, because it gives the
listener the impression that both players are sharing the same
acoustic, that is, sitting on the same stage in the same church.
By adding reverb to the seperate parts, it sounds like the two players
each have their own stage in their own church; more like pop/studio
recording.
Thanks David. That is a very clear way of putting it.
But of course, panning is a good idea to give a spatial image. Unless
you want the impressions that the players are sitting on each other's
lap.
Here's what I did yesterday for my pupils (warning, OT material
containing more than one G instrument): [1]http://youtu.be/BlHDZyuppbU
David
That looks and sounds terrific! In that situation you would especially
want to make the instruments 'share the same acoustic'.
(How do you stop the build up of 'noise' on each track as you add it?)
Stuart
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References
1. http://youtu.be/BlHDZyuppbU
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