Recording Handbook - Hol.gr
Recording Handbook - Hol.gr
Recording Handbook - Hol.gr
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The effect unit is set to produce a 'wet' signal because that's what<br />
you want to feed back into the final signal from the 4-track or mixer.<br />
Remember that this is being added to the original, untreated signal,<br />
so there's no point in adding, for example, partially reverbed trumpet<br />
to unreverbed trumpet. What you do is to choose the level of the<br />
trumpet track which is sent to the reverb so that the right level of<br />
reverbed trumpet is heard in the final mix.<br />
Q1.1.2 What is EQ (Ee-Kyoo)? What kinds are there?<br />
Thanks to Michael Parrott for a nearly<br />
complete rewrite for this question.<br />
EQ (where each letter is pronounced: Ee-Kyoo) stands for<br />
"equalization." As a noun, it means those controls on a recording,<br />
mixing, or playback unit which allow for altering the tonal<br />
characteristics of an audio signal by boosting (increasing) or cutting<br />
(decreasing) the prominence of specific frequencies or frequency<br />
ranges within the signal. As a verb, it indicates use of those<br />
controls.<br />
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