| Shaping Your Sound With Reverb And Delay - VHS Video
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Item 2540085EX, $24.95
About this video: With this video, you'll learn the techniques professional engineers use to shape the space where the sound happens! Learn how to create custom flanging, delay, phasing, echo and chorusing effects. Through dozens of examples and demonstrations, you'll see and hear exactly how every effect is achieved.
About the "Shaping Your Sound" video series: For more than a decade, this classic video course has taught professional recording techniques to thousands of musicians, students, engineers and producers. This course demystifies and explains the secrets of expert audio recording in an easy to understand manner so you immediately get the most out of your sessions. Hosted by world renowned educator, producer and engineer Tom Lubin, each 80-minute VHS video tape gives you the skills you need to make good recordings sound great. If you're ready to take the next step in making professional recordings, you're ready to begin "Shaping Your Sound"!
This video is in NTSC format, and will work only in U.S. and Canadian VCR's.
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