This document discusses manipulating an audio recording using VST effects plug-ins. It explains that the resonance parameter of a Dub delay effect adds a white noise-like quality that can create sound effects. Another parameter called FX gives a sense of distance by making a sound appear louder or closer. The Dub delay effect itself makes the track sound like it is being played in a reverberant environment like a tunnel by simulating sound bouncing off walls.

1. Unit 73 Task 5 - Audio Recording VST Effects Manipulation (Track 1)
Nathan West
This parameter is
called resonance;
this adds a white
noise like effect
which when used
effectively can
create good sound
effects.
This is one of the
parameters of the
Dub delay VST
effect plug in, what
this does is
increased the
depth and creates
a slightly more
based effect.
This is the recorded sound I am
manipulating with VST effects and
tempo/volume alteration.
This parameter is called FX when adjusted between
low and high adds distance to the sound giving the
sense that the noise is becoming louder or the person
hearing is becoming closer.
This is the VST
effect called dub
delay I added
into my selected
sound, this made
my track sound
like it was being
played in a
environment
where the noise
bounces off the
walls, such as a
tunnel.