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What is "Wet/Dry Mix"?
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Dry/Wet Explained - Audio Basics - YouTube
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Difference Between Wet and Dry Signals or Sounds ...
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Wet sounds/signals are based on dry sounds/signals. Summary: 1.Both dry and wet sounds/signals are used together to create a particular and unique sound. 2.Dry sound signals refers to the raw or unprocessed sounds that usually come from a direct recording. On the other hand, wet sounds refer to the processed sound/signal.
The wet/dry/wet amp technique for electric guitar setups ...
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The idea behind this technique is to separate the dry signal (without effects) from the wet signal (with effects) so that they don't interfere with each other, while preserving the maximum presence. This way you will be able to use your favorite amp to color the overall sound, while delegating sound spatialization to one or more other amps, which can be mono or stereo.
Mastering reverb time, predelay, and wet/dry mix ...
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Join Alex U. Case for an in-depth discussion in this video, Mastering reverb time, predelay, and wet/dry mix parameters, part of Audio Foundations: Reverb.
mixing - How to make a Wet/Dry or A/B mix control using ...
https://sound.stackexchange.com/questions/38853/how-to-make-a-wet-dry-or-a-b-mix-control-using-logic-x-10-2-2-bus-and-mixer
I'd rather assign a single knob to handle each wet/dry submix. Having to pull two faders on my controller to mix wet and dry signal is not ideal. For example: I should be able to go from 0 (100% Bus 1, or totally dry) to 64 (50% Bus 1 and 50% Bus 2 aka wet/outboard) to 127 (100% Bus 2) on a single knob or controller assignment.
What does Wet/Dry mean? - Gearspace.com
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You can choose to mix the dry signal (no effect) with the wet signal (which is 100 doused in reverb or delay) so you can have a teeny bit of reverb, or a metric ****ton, which is a bit more than a metric shitload. Dry is the input signal, Wet is the output (effected) signal, a Wet/Dry knob controls the mix of the two.
Super simple wet/dry vst? - MeldaProduction Forum - KVR Audio
https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=520399
1. split the audio signal into 2 audio signals just before the signal reaches "XY distortion" (and crucially this XY distortion can be made by any plugin company); 2. send the first audio signal through the "XY distortion"; 3. send the second signal without any processing to it's own "dry/wet plugin receiver end";
In recording, what is a 'dry' sound versus a 'wet ... - Quora
https://www.quora.com/In-recording-what-is-a-dry-sound-versus-a-wet-sound
Wet and dry in audio recording refer to the amount of processing applied to a source signal. Dry is the unprocessed audio. Wet is the processed audio. For example, a vocal track can be recorded with no effect processing at all. Then during mixing an effect like reverb can be applied. The more of that effect that you add to the track the wetter it is.
Dry/Wet Signal - Logic Pro Help
https://www.logicprohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=20951
Put the FX on the bus, 100% wet. Pan the bus (now just the FX) and the channel signal as you wish. Well, one option that immidiately comes to mind is to make a duplicate track of your audio. On your first track, put the effect on 100%, and pan it. On the second track, leave it totally uneffected, and pan it to the other side.
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