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5 Quick Modulation Tricks:
1. Widening a mono guitar 0:32
2. Modulation on your reverb 4:04
3. Detuning the snare low & to the key of the song 8:32
4. Create an octave down vocal 13:16
5. Modulation to thicken vocals 16:04
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1. Widening a mono guitar 0:32
This trick can work for any mono instrument source you get. Very often I hear mixes where someone has taken a mono guitar and panned it to one side and then panned a delayed version of the same guitar to the opposite side in an attempt to create stereo width. This never seems to sound that satisfying, even giving the feeling that there are phase/polarity issues. The way to combat that is to adjust the pitch of the delayed source. By simply flattening the guitar a few cents the width is properly created and also gives a very cool guitar sound! Many delays, like the stock Avid one I used in the demonstration have Pitch Change built in, however if they don’t you can simply add pitch before the delay to create the same effect!
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