Here’s one way to look at the Bass and Treble controls. The Pure Plate plug-in has a Low Cut selector, and a Bass and Treble knob. "The right amount of Pre Delay is the difference between 'muddy' and 'warm.'" You can keep the decay time to, say, 2.5 seconds, and increase the Pre Delay to get that big space. The idea is that even in a fairly dense mix, you can really hear the reverb because it’s more behind the main sound, and doesn’t wash that sound out.Īlso, by using Pure Plate’s Pre Delay control, you don’t need huge decay times - like six seconds - to get that long tail. Between 80ms and 180ms is where I usually like it. See, the difference between no Pre Delay and the right amount of Pre Delay is the difference between “muddy” and “warm.” That 87ms is just a suggestion, however: I’ll often start exploring around 70ms, and end up turning the Pre Delay all the way up. Yeah, and that’s why you’ll notice on most of my Pure Plate presets I tend to always use some Pre Delay, so instead of clouding the sound, it adds warmth. I notice that you’ve got the plug-in’s Pre Delay control at 87ms you’re basically keeping a little distance between the vocal and the reverb coming back, so the vocal still sounds present and clear? Starlight Echo Station Starlight Echo StationĪstra Modulation Machine Astra Modulation MachineĤ-710d Four-Channel Tone-Blending Mic Preamp w/ Dynamics 4-710d Four-Channel Tone-Blending Mic Preamp w/ DynamicsĪbout Find a Dealer Downloads Blog Support Log In Thunderbolt 2 Option Card Thunderbolt 2 Option Card
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