In this week’s Audio Premium content, Mike Ellliot comprehensively shows us how to create a sense of space in your tracks by using panning, delay, reverb and more.
Space is a tricky subject to tackle for many because there are so many options available. From tight studio sounds to ringing halls, we have such creative room to the play with that often times many young engineers are left wondering what to do. To further the problem, many engineers don’t understand how to properly use the tools given to them like pan, reverb, and delays. In this tutorial I will show you how to use the tools of the trade, how create different types of space, and some creative uses of space to add some flare to your mixes. So with that in mind, let’s make a space!
Table of Contents
- Space Makers
- Space Makers: Pan
- Space Makers: Delays
- Space Makers: Reverbs
- Space Makers: Proper Setup
- Make a Space
- Make a Space: Tight Ambience
- Make a Space: Controlled Reverb
- Make a Space: Large Rooms
- Make a Space: Review
- Tweak a Space
- Tweak a Space: A Better Drumset
- Tweak a Space: Thicker Space Through Fake Doubling
- Tweak a Space: Super Wide
- Conclusion