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The Gated Snare Effect | How to Use Delay to Create a Gated Snare Sound

►►Get a copy of "The 3-Space Reverb Framework: Learn the step by step system for using reverb in your mixes" @ https://amzn.to/2vHvGDh In this gated snare effect tutorial I'm going to show you how to use delay to create a gated snare effect. The most common way to create a gated snare is to run it through reverb and then place a gate after the reverb. This technique requires too much work and tweaking. There's a much easier way to achieve the same gated snare effect and it involves a delay instead of reverb. A lot of producers don't use delays for what's called a slap back delay because there doesn't appear to be that many uses for it. But if we begin to think of slap back delays as a way to create more stereo width in our mixes then the applications start to become very obvious. If you know anything about it then you'll realize that slap back delays are NI Massives Dimension Expander. Watch this tutorial to learn more about the gated snare effect. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ►►Get my book "The EQ and Compression Formula: Learn the step by step way to use EQ and Compression together" @ https://amzn.to/2Jo6Dai ►►Get my book "The 3-Space Reverb Framework: Learn the step by step system for using reverb in your mixes" @ https://amzn.to/2vHvGDh ►►Get my book "The Bus Compression Framework: The set and forget way to get an INSTANTLY professional sounding mix" @ https://amzn.to/2wzixN1 ►► Get my book "Mastering Multi-Band Compression: 17 step by step multiband compression techniques for getting flawless mixes" @ https://amzn.to/2IQX7A0 ►►Free Music Production and Audio Engineering Resources @ http://bit.ly/2HYIHLy