Delay Flashcards

1
Q

How does delay work

A

Receives an input signal, holds it for the specified time and then outputs it

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2
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Why do we use delays

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Short delays can be used to thicken the texture of a sound
Timed delays can be used to create new rhythmic elements
Can be used to fill in space between phrases
Can add ambience

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3
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What is delay time

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The length of time the signal is delayed for
Can be in milliseconds or in musical note length

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4
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What is feedback

A

The amount of output signal being sent back into the inpit
Measured in percent

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5
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What is mix

A

This determines the volume of dry signal and wet signal

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6
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What is slapback delay

A

A quick single repeat delay

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7
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What is the delay time of slapback delay

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80-150 ms

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8
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What is ADT

A

Artificial double tracking/ doubling echo

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9
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What is the delay time of ADT

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20-40 ms

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10
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What is timed delay

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The delay is synchronised with the tempo of the track so that the repetitions play in time with the music

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11
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What is ping pong delay

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There are multiple repetitions
Each repetition is alternating between left and right

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12
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What are the types of delay

A

Slapback
Timed
Piano pong
Multi tap

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13
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How can you describe delay time

A

Crotchets
Quavers
Minims
Triplet quavers
Short / long

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14
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How can you describe the feedback

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No feedback - 1 repetition
Low feedback - 2 or 3 repetitions
Medium feedback 4 - 6 repetitions
High feedback - 6+ repetitions

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15
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How do you describe mix

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Similar dry / wet levels
High wet level
Low wet level

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16
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How would you describe the stereo field

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Dry signal is panned left and wet signal is panned right
Dry signal is panned to the centre but repetitions alternate