Re: How Can I Do This (And What Do I Need)

["Stephen P. Goodman" <spgoodman@earthlight.net>]

I'm not sure upon reflection (pun intended) that this is a live trick.  Not
knowing how to make a multi-tap do this, I've done something like it with
post-recording processing as follows, using CoolEdit etc:

 1.  Record voice saying "Hello", using a strong "H" perhaps.
 2.  Highlight and copy the "He-" part of "Hello".
 3.  Rewind selection and Insert using Paste before the "Hello".
 4.  Insert enough silence between the "He-" and the "Hello" to suit you.
 5.  Copy the "He-" and the silence before "Hello".
 6.  Paste-insert it twice at the beginning of the recording.
 7.  Insert silence 4-5 seconds on either side of the recording.
 8.  Reverse entire selection.
 9.  Add reverb to taste.
10. Reverse entire selection (back to normal direction).

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"leocavallo" <leocavallo@groundloops.com> put forth:
> >The effect I am trying to create (it exists), is a multi tap delay, that
> >builds to a cresendo). Sort of like if I said "Hello", (at 120 BPM), the
> >effect would be "H-H-H-Hello", but in tempo, and starting at; say -6
> >decibles, then going to +20.
> >I have heard this effect in several songs (none come to mind now), but I
> >know it exists ! I am not insane, or am I.
> >Leo Cavallo used something similar in "Stuttering Stravinsky".
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> probably it was just a sequencing trick.. cut the part you need, copy and
> paste a few times, then apply a volume envelope... could be this? sorry,
> but my memory is so bad... :)
>
> ciao
> leo
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