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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.
Dry/Wet Explained - Audio Basics - YouTube
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Wet/Dry vs. Stereo: an Introduction | Reverb News
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Wet simply means the part of your signal that is being run through the effect pedal. For example, the wonderful Electro Harmonix Deluxe Memory Man has a wet and dry output, allowing for one amplifier to receive a delayed signal and another to receive a dry, or clean, signal.
In recording, what is a 'dry' sound versus a 'wet ... - Quora
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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 vs Wet - YouTube
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This audio clip demonstrates the difference between a dry and a wet sound. It accompanies Ch. 2, How to Listen, Audio Engineering 101, A Beginner's Guide to...
What does Wet/Dry mean? - Gearspace.com
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Dry is the input signal, Wet is the output (effected) signal, a Wet/Dry knob controls the mix of the two.
What is "Wet/Dry Amp System"? - inSync
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By Sweetwater on Mar 15, 2011, 12:00 AM. A guitar rig where the dry, unprocessed guitar signal is sent to one amp and speaker (s) while a second signal, featuring the wet signal from delay, reverb, chorus, and/or other effects is routed to a completely separate amp and speaker (s). In other words, one amp receives the pure dry guitar signal, while the other only …
The wet/dry/wet amp technique for electric guitar setups ...
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More precisely, wet/dry/wet refers to the use of three speakers each with a different signal, ideally with a dry center channel, as you can see in the diagram to the left. In practice. If you use a passive splitter for this setup, the loss of signal will be quite significant.
CUSTOM AUDIO ELECTRONICS WET/DRY SYSTEM - 04 …
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Stereo or Wet-Dry-Wet? | Fractal Audio Systems Forum
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The difference is what the wet signal actually is. In most cases it probably doesn't make sense to branch with the first effect at 100% mix. That would cause later effects to get no dry signal. You'd hear reverb only after the first delay repeat, or only reverb repeated by the delay. levipeto syxx Member Oct 9, 2017 #3
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