Groove3 Exponential Audio Symphony Explained TUTORiAL

Studio wiz Eli Krantzberg delivers in-depth Exponential Audio Symphony video tutorials! Follow along with Eli and learn what every feature and function does on this formidable reverb plug-in, including it's 3D surround capabilities and more! These videos are designed for new Exponential Audio Symphony users.

To get started, Eli welcomes you and then reveals how Symphony is laid out and where to access all of its relevant controls. You'll then see how to work with presets, including using boolean operators, storing your own variations, adding custom keywords, importing & exporting presets, and more.

Symphony's Meters, Tempo, and Freeze controls are then explored, and you'll learn how the metering and tempo sync options work, using the processing threshold control, and how the Freeze function is used to create interesting sustained tail effects. Then, Input, Early Reflections, & Tail Master Controls are all explained in detail, so you know exactly what they do and how to use them to create awesome reverb effects.

Throughout the rest of the videos, Eli gives in-depth instruction on using Symphony's basic controls, Early Reflection, Reverb Tail, and gate parameters, so you can dial in the perfect amount of ambiance for your tracks. You'll also learn how to use Symphony's Chorus and Warp effects for fattening up your reverb sound, and see how the 3D version of Symphony can be used to process Multi-Channel Audio. As a bonus, Eli gives you one last video showing how to utilize all you've learned in the videos to create a great sounding Drum Room chamber from scratch.

To see what these detailed Exponential Audio Symphony tutorials show you, and how they'll help you to understand Symphony and use it effectively and creatively, see the individual Exponential Audio Symphony video tutorial descriptions on this page. If you're new to using Exponential Audio Symphony, these are the videos to watch... Check out “Exponential Audio Symphony Explained®" today!



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