by Milojko Jaric | Nov 29, 2017 | Resources, Time-Based FX
Grain Delay Origins Grain delay effect draws its roots from granular synthesis. It all started in 1946 when a physicist called Dennis Gabor published his work about applying quantum physics methods to the sound signal. With this work, he came up with the system... by Milojko Jaric | Nov 22, 2017 | Resources, Time-Based FX
Back in the day Before the days of more advanced audio technology, music employing a delayed echo had to be recorded in a naturally reverberant space. This was often an inconvenience for musicians and audio engineers. The popularity of an easy-to-implement... by Milojko Jaric | Nov 15, 2017 | Resources, Time-Based FX
The History of Tape Delay The term “echo“ was first mentioned in 1950 when electronic devices came into the recording studios. Back then, producers tried to recreate the acoustic properties of different sound spaces. These devices were referred to as “echo“... by Milojko Jaric | Nov 8, 2017 | Resources, Time-Based FX
Spring Reverb Device The reverb effect essentially represents a collection of delayed sound repetitions. Bell Labs company invented and patented the original spring reverb device. The reason for its creation was because they wanted to simulate the delays which... by Milojko Jaric | Nov 1, 2017 | Resources, Time-Based FX
Room vs Hall Room reverb, as the name suggests, is closely related to a Hall reverb. They are both designed to simulate the natural sound of acoustic spaces. The main difference between them is that rooms are smaller spaces, which means that sounds travel much... by Milojko Jaric | Oct 25, 2017 | Resources, Time-Based FX
The History of Plate Reverb Back in 1957 EMT, a pioneering German company invented and build the first plate reverb called EMT 140. This model had very large proportions (8ft * 4ft) and weighed more than a quarter of a ton. These original units were quite large... 
