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| Mixboy2105 |
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| hafizi wrote: | i once read somewhere about Ken Pooch Van Druten,
he'd actually dup the mono guitar slight delay and detune it to make it big and chorus-y kind of effect, |
This is a very old trick. You can apply it on anything from vocals to guitars.
Important thing is, each method has its appropriate place and time.
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| Mixboy2105 |
| Posted: Sun Oct 28, 2012 11:40 am�� �Post subject: |
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Ken Van Druten doesn't make his living from mixing records though. He mostly does FOH for Linkin Park nowadays
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