This document describes Nathan West's second audio recording task manipulating effects in track 2. It discusses using a VST plug-in to spread the audio's soundstage, creating an illusion of distance. The Realpitch VST effect was chosen, which features parameters altering the track's overall speed, tone, and resulting in a spring-like boinging sound effect. The shift parameter caused the most change, speeding up and altering the pitch of the audio.

1. Unit 73 Task 5 - Audio Recording VST Effects Manipulation (Track 2)
Nathan West
This VST plug in parameter is called sound & what it does
is it spreads the audio to a wider range creating the
illusion of distance.
This is the track
I have chosen
to use for my
second sound
effect
manipulation
example.
The shift parameter is responsible for the most change in
this audio as it alters the overall speed & tone, this results
in a boing from a spring like effect.
This is the VST
effect I have
chosen for my
second track
called Realpitch,
which features a
set of parameters
which correspond
to that title.