So yeah, I did this last night on my laptop. It was my first .fxc
You think i saved it?
 

 
 

exitthelemming
Followed the instructions to the letter and voila, a very subtle but completely convincing room environment ambience which lends any audio source an added sense of depth and spaciousness. Very impressive Craig. Kudos

Thanks! I came up with this to apply to direct guitars, but it sounds surprisingly good with analog synths and beat boxes - they fit better into tracks that have electric or acoustic instruments.

Great timing on this one! I'm gonna use it today. Very cool! I was just wondering how to do this yesterday....
 
Michael

All that effort to take the room out of the recording only to put it back. Can't help but think of the irony in what we do with audio in an effort to make it seem as realistic as possible.

Thanks Craig.

mudgel
All that effort to take the room out of the recording only to put it back. Can't help but think of the irony in what we do with audio in an effort to make it seem as realistic as possible.

Thanks Craig.

I don't really use this for recordings that were done in a room, but more for DI instruments like electric guitar, acoustic guitar piezo pickups, and electronic keyboards. Because most of my projects use a mix of electronic and acoustic instruments, the DI'ed ones never seem to "fit" quite right unless they have some ambience...even if it's fake 

Thanks for the double double whammy, the FX itself and the lesson on creating FX chain controls.
cheers

Nice one Craig.
 
Will try this one out for sure!

Craig,
 
 
You keep outdoing yourself.
 
Soon you're going to have to fight yourself to see which one of you comes out on top,..    LOL       

This is a good one - subtle, but just gives a "nice" effect.

KPerry
This is a good one - subtle, but just gives a "nice" effect.

Agree +1. Thanks Craig