crosstudio
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you can "create" pre-delay with the tools you have.
method 1:
put a delay fx and a reverb fx into an aux. set the delay to 100% wet so no orignal signal is played, and set the delay time to the pre-delay that you want.
now set your reverb to taste.
the delay fx acts as the pre-delay for the reverb fx. now dial in how much of that sound you want mixed with the original track using the aux send of the track.
method 2 (if you are starved for processing powere or aux sends):
1. clone the first track.
2. slide cloned track appropriately or use delay fx to slide cloned track.
3. add reverb to the track.
method 1:
put a delay fx and a reverb fx into an aux. set the delay to 100% wet so no orignal signal is played, and set the delay time to the pre-delay that you want.
now set your reverb to taste.
the delay fx acts as the pre-delay for the reverb fx. now dial in how much of that sound you want mixed with the original track using the aux send of the track.
method 2 (if you are starved for processing powere or aux sends):
1. clone the first track.
2. slide cloned track appropriately or use delay fx to slide cloned track.
3. add reverb to the track.
) So it's just a matter of whether you run the tape early or late.