A ace4life New member Apr 29, 2006 #1 In mixing hip hop. Which effect is better to use for the voice, Reverb or Delay?
G Garik Registered Luser Apr 29, 2006 #3 BigRay said: No. absolutely yes. Click to expand... Yes what BigRay said /\
NL5 Unpossible! Apr 29, 2006 #4 Mute? Seriously, it depends on what you are going for. I generally use a litle bit of both, although I don't do much hip hop.
Mute? Seriously, it depends on what you are going for. I generally use a litle bit of both, although I don't do much hip hop.
SouthSIDE Glen independentrecording.net Apr 29, 2006 #5 ace4life said: In mixing hip hop. Which effect is better to use for the voice, Reverb or Delay? Click to expand... If you just want your stuff to sound the same as everybody else's, listen for yourself what they do and then copy it. If you want to create an inspirational mix, try them out for yourself and pick what sounds the best to you. G.
ace4life said: In mixing hip hop. Which effect is better to use for the voice, Reverb or Delay? Click to expand... If you just want your stuff to sound the same as everybody else's, listen for yourself what they do and then copy it. If you want to create an inspirational mix, try them out for yourself and pick what sounds the best to you. G.
LeeRosario New member May 1, 2006 #8 considering how you just got the "special treatment", I'll help you out with a hint... You shouldnt be asking whether it's one *or* the other, but a little bit of both. No matter what music.
considering how you just got the "special treatment", I'll help you out with a hint... You shouldnt be asking whether it's one *or* the other, but a little bit of both. No matter what music.
C Calig-u-love New member May 1, 2006 #9 Dare I muddy the waters ad say slap back echo is also quite useful... Kind of a flavor of delay, but often found in reverb plugs.
Dare I muddy the waters ad say slap back echo is also quite useful... Kind of a flavor of delay, but often found in reverb plugs.