DESCRIPTION:
This video explains how effects can be fed into each other in multiple ways. Instead of using auxiliary returns, you route your effects units’ outputs into dedicated channels on the desk. This way you can EQ each return and send any effect to another effect. By sending an effect channel to its own aux send you can create interesting feedback effects which are drastically effected by the channel’s EQ. Overuse of this effect can produce loud harsh feedback but if used carefully it can create some amazing timbres!

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Dubkasm’s top 10 Dub Tips is a series of short films aimed at producers wanting to experiment with some classic dub reggae production techniques. Dubkasm comprises DJ Stryda and Digistep who presents the series from the Dubkasm studio in Bristol, UK. They offer this series as a thank you to supporters of their music and the scene, marking 20 years since their first vinyl release in 1996. Whether you are completely new to dub and reggae, or are an experienced producer, we hope they provide inspiration for your own productions regardless of genre. These approaches can be applied to any style of music!

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Equipment used for this session:
Soundtracs CM4400 Mixing Console
Zoom 1201 Effects Processor
Strymon El Capistan Delay Pedal
Vermona Retroverb Spring Reverb
Unity Audio ‘The Rock’ monitors
Metric Halo 2882 Audio Interface
Logic Pro 9

Video produced by Joe Bainbridge - Ordeo Clothing.

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