[DOC] [TLE] Creating reverb acoustically through a reverb chamber - Lynda.com [PAR] Dec 14, 2012 ... The old grand studios in New York and Los Angeles often used bathrooms, 
basements, and attics as chambers. Old-school, high-end recording studios, with 
their carefully designed ... We put a loudspeaker in this space to energize the 
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be old news for some readers, but the same kinds of techniques also appear to ... 
Even if you don't use it at all in the final stereo mix, recording an ambient mic ..... 
reverb devices, and some of the most celebrated studio reverb chambers still... [DOC] [TLE] Mix Anatomy: Old School Reverb | Ashman Acoustics [PAR] Jan 29, 2013 ... I am a big fan of live studio recording techniques. ... adapt the echo chamber 
technique to create real stereo reverb for separately tracked recordings. Here's 
an example of how I've used this technique with my favorite ... Then I was able to 
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is adding real reverberation formed by the sound actually bouncing off the walls 
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speaker ... One simple answer is to make a studio sound like an auditorium. [DOC] [TLE] Echo chamber - Wikipedia [PAR] An echo chamber is a hollow enclosure used to produce reverberated sounds, 
usually for recording purposes. ... The development of artificial echo/
reverberation chambers was important for sound recording because of the ... 
anechoicthat is, they were designed not to produce any internal echoes or 
sound reverberation. [DOC] [TLE] The Secret of that Capitol Studios Sound. | A Continuous Lean. [PAR] Dec 2, 2013 ... And then there's Capitol Records studios in Los Angeles. ... Designed in 1956, 
the building was actually not meant to resemble a stack of records but ... into the 
reverb chambers and re-record the sound, adding as much as a five second 
delay, ... It is amazing how much you get from an old photo like that. [DOC] [TLE] Real Reverb..or you can call it natural reverb | Pro Audio ... [PAR] Dec 7, 2005 ... i saw this technique in the making of Lord Of The Rings movie... i saw in ... Both 
albums used natural reverb. ... Older studios have reverb chambers that are 
specially designed treated and painted for generating reverberation. ... You pump 
in the sound you want to add reverb to and you record that reverb. [DOC] [TLE] The JOE MEEK Page | Joe Meek: A Portrait - 3. The Meek Sound [PAR] Feb 6, 2014 ... To optimize them for this, some U.S. recording studios even had their own ... 
Meek used to add several sound effects already during the recording. ... and a 
rickety old upright piano (an old player piano without the barrel). .... Using the 
bathroom as reverberation chamber earned Meek the reputation that he... [DOC] [TLE] Microphone Techniques for Recording (English) - Shure [PAR] a major influence on the sound of an acoustic recording. ... studio monitors the 
desired tonal balance and the ... An omnidirectional mic may be used for a single 
vocalist as well. If the singer is in a room with ambience and reverb that add to 
the desired effect, the omnidirectional mic will ..... designed for voice works well. [DOC] [TLE] Journal on the Art of Record Production  Take The Last Train From ... [PAR] Being such a small studio they're used very close to the instruments. .... Nicely 
cellotaped inside this miniature echo chamber the microphone. ... The 'Cooker' (
an old RCA pre-amp) was used as both a vocal equaliser and as a sub .... as well 
as adding the natural reverberation provided

Question: An older recording-studio technique used this chamber designed to add reverberation
Answer: an echo chamber