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So when it comes to the width knob,
it's this next parallel chain.
We have a doubler.
We have an S1 imager to kind of help push things this area spread.
Then we also have a metal flanger set to a medium chorus.
Again, if you notice with this knob, if you watch these I have working in tandem.
I'm pointing at the screen, but you can't see it.
I'm like these like, what are you talking about?
If you look at these two knobs, this is the dry, wet knob for both of them.
They are going up at the same time because this is one
that I did want them to be in tandem at the same time.
So, listen, again, this is one that you can overdo really easily.
Use one to help spread the vocal a little bit.
So check this out as we go for your heart out.
Again, a tip that I have is sometimes you want to overdo it
to hear what it sounds like, the effect, and then bring dial it back in.
So what your ear is going to do this false.
You can hear what the effect is not going to dial back.
Large ears.
The heart of this test.
I think what you're still going to.
Yeah, we can fix all this and I want to get it done.
But you're going to listen to that A got to pick and choose
different moves.
Now it's time to show him proof.
Come to look what a mess that he made.
Listen closely for this one, because it's going to these
you want this to be a subtle effect where it's still there.
With your heart test.
I'll tell you. Still. Guten Tag.
Yeah, we can fix of this.
And I want to let you down, but who you're going to listen to?
How I got to pick and choose. Just.
Just spreads it out a little bit.
And then the last but not least is the DSR.
This is the sibilance.
Plug in again.
But this one, rather than having the threshold, being able
to crank all the way, I have only go to 35 because
this one it can be easy to overdo this new of sound like you have a lisp.
So I didn't want to be too crazy.
I've had to look ahead on 5050 split 5050 detection and range about -12.5.
I always have a D or at the end of my chain
just to pick up any kind of last minute and not last minute, but kind of
the final kind of high end training things that are trying to come through.
So you want to do this after you've done pretty much all the other knobs with.
Jihad algebra test.
I think what you're still going to yeah, we can fix all this
and then I want to get it.
Done and you want to
look at this thing to see how much reduction is actually going on with.
Jihad algebra test.
I think what you still going to.
Yeah, we can fix all this and I want to get it done.
You're going to listen to that. Aha.
Got to pick and choose. All right. And then the last piece.
Now we're going to come in and dial in on the power knob.
And so this one is fun.
Think of this as a parallel compressor.
We're going to jump into it right now.
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