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3. Grab one of the numbered nodes and drag it around. Boost the selected band until you find the

frequency range that interferes with Chirppy Synth. When you find it, turn down the selected

band by dragging the node downward.

Experiment with the other controls on the EQ to get the best possible results. As with the

compressor plug-in, this approach can be applied to any track you like.

Reverb and Delay

Next, we'll add some space to the song. This is done by using time-based effects.

The first thing we'll do is add a delay effect. A delay effect can really enhance an instrument. In our

tutorial project, we will add the Delay effect to the track name Chirppy Synth, which sounds very dry

and lifeless. Applying a delay might give it more depth.

1. Add the Delay plug-in to Chirppy Synth.

2. Configure the controls as follows:

• Tempo Sync = Host

• Factor = 1/2 (set for both Left & Right channels)

This is a good starting point. Sometimes the best way to familiarize yourself with a new effect plug-in

is to dig in and start tweaking.

Next, we'll apply some reverb to the project. Think of a reverb effect as an artificial room. We could

add a separate reverb to each track, but when multiple reverbs are running at the same time it can

sound “cloudy”. This might be because our ears are used to hearing sounds bounce of walls

naturally. A reverb on each track would sound like you have one instrument in one room, another

instrument in another room, and so on.

Instead, we will add a single reverb effect to a bus, then send each track to that bus, at varying

levels. This is where SONAR's advanced mixing environment offers a lot of flexibility. We will add a

control to each track, which adjusts how loud a copy of the track's sound is sent to the bus. This will

sound more natural since it's similar to the behavior of an actual acoustic space. All of the different

sounds can interact with each other in the “virtual room” we're creating with the reverb.

Follow these steps to create your reverb send from the Console View:

1. We want to add this send to all tracks, so go to Edit > Select > All to select all tracks.

2. Right-click on one of your tracks in the Sends section of the strip and choose Insert Send

Assistant. If you don’t see this section in your Console View click the SEND button to ensure it is

not hidden.

The Insert Send Assistant appears.

Tip:

Try to cut the band around 1kHz.

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