Recording Techniques (Junior Cert Music): Flashcards

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What are recording techniques?

Methods to shape sound of music in the studio

5 key recording techniques

Auto-tune, Reverb, Delay, Panning, Dynamics & Automation

What does auto-tune do?

Corrects pitch in vocals to make them sound in tune

First song to use Auto-tune as effect

Cher – Believe (1998)

What does reverb do?

Creates sense of space - like room, hall, or cave

What reverb adds to sound

Depth and warmth to vocals and instruments

What does delay do?

Echo effect by repeating sound after short time

Two types of delay

Short (slapback) for bounce, long for spacious sound

Song with famous guitar delay effect

U2 – Where the Streets Have No Name

What does panning do?

Moves sound between left & right speakers

Velocity in recording

Controls how soft or loud each note sounds in DAW

Automation in recording

Gradually changes volume, effects, or panning over time

Why recording techniques matter

Create atmosphere & emotion; make songs sound professional

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