Duration: 18 minutes
Featuring: Alan Parsons, with Tim Pierce, and John Shanks.
There are generations of guitarists whose careers would have been very different
had it not for the delay effect.
Appropriately, Alan discusses this crucial process with top session guitarist Tim Pierce and guitarist turned hit-making producer John Shanks.
The section looks at the application and use of this time-based effect, analyzing key parameters and how they react and interact.
Along with explanations of delay’s cousins - flanging, phasing, and multi-tap FX – Alan gets his hands dirty on one particularly memorable section involving vocals and delay effects built into the Yamaha 01v96 digital mixer. Who’d have guessed that Alan as yet another career ahead of him in dub?
1
A Brief History Of Recording
Studio Acoustics
Microphones
Consoles & Controllers
Digital Audio & Computers
Monitoring
MIDI
2
EQ
Compressors & Limiters
Noise Gates
Reverb
Delays
A Band Tracking Session
Vocals
Internet Recording
3
Drums
Keyboards
Bass
Guitar
Recording Acoustic Guitar With Vocals
Recording A Choir
Approaches To Live Recording
Mixing
Dealing With Disasters
