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  • Recording "backwards" reverb
2016/08/05 14:24:55
pmarangoni
I'm sure there's an easy way to do this, but I haven't had any luck searching for information.
 
Back when recording was done with magnetic tape, we could turn the tape over and then record reverb so that when the tape was flipped back right-side-up, the reverb would be heard BEFORE the track. It was a cool effect now and then.  You could add these "swoosh" sounds on tom-toms.
 
How do I do this in the world of digital recording?  It should be so much simpler, but I'm at a loss.
2016/08/05 14:27:26
scook
recently discussed in Techniques http://forum.cakewalk.com/FindPost/3454050
2016/08/05 14:30:11
pmarangoni
Excellent! Thank you!
 
This may have created a monster though.... 
2016/08/05 15:23:15
Sanderxpander
I often use clip fx for this because it's almost always just an effect on a small part of the vocal. I find bounce to clip easier/faster.
2016/08/05 17:54:32
Anderton
Take it one step further...How to Create "Preverb."
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