Reason 3.0 Workshop Digital Delay

Digital delay is a versatile effect that can be used to achieve anything from subtle mix blending to outrageous dub effects. Hollin Jones shows you how...

Composers of groove-based music will already know how vital delay is to their productions – at least as important as compression or reverb. But unlike dynamics processing – which affects the sound and balance – delay almost always contributes something musically as well as sonically. This is because it has the perceived effect of adding notes or instances of a sound to a part. As a result, it contributes greatly to the movement generated by those parts.

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This feature first appeared in Music Tech Magazine issue 55
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