From: Li G Tsai <tsaili DOT 30 AT osu DOT edu>
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Subject: Re: How Do I Remix Something
Date: Sun, 05 Apr 1998 23:44:24 -0400
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William Abraham wrote:
> 
> >Also, modern samplers have built in echo, reverb, etc.
> >These effects are *essential* to a good sounding mix.
> 
> Why do you say this? What genre of music are you talking about? Give some
> examples of songs with good echo and reverb, please. This isn't a flame,
> just something I don't understand. I've never liked echos, unless it's maybe
> a trance song.

Almost every song has been processed with echo, reverb boxes.  In order
to increase the presence of stereo imaging, fattening vocals or simply
creating a correct fading between sounds.

Dj George,
  
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> William Abraham
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