4 sound design ideas around processing ad-libs
From applying rhythmic delays to experimenting with pitch shifting, we explore four ideas for different ways to process, design, and mix ad-libs.
Max Rewak is a record producer, audio engineer, and music writer, based in New York and currently working in Sounds content at Splice.
From applying rhythmic delays to experimenting with pitch shifting, we explore four ideas for different ways to process, design, and mix ad-libs.
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