Agnus Dei

In a fit of procrastination, I dug through my old audio archives. What I found was a brief snippet of a 16th century "Agnus Dei" setting in three voices. I'd recorded it on trumpet and promptly forgotten about it. But see, one part multitrack mixer and two parts procrastination can lead to good--well, decide for yourself. But here's what I did:

Part 1: The unedited, virgin version.

Part 2: Track doubled. First track: 78% reverb, 10% wet mix, 25% pan left. Second track dropped down the octave, 25% pan right.

Part 3: Track doubled. First track: .63 delay, 30% modulation w/ -100% spread. 2nd track dropped down the octave, 2.5 delay, 70& modulation w/ 0% spread.

Part 4: Track tripled. First track as is. Second track raised 1 step. Third track lowered 1 step.

Part 5: Track tripled. First track digitally delayed w/ 60% ping-pong. Second track manually delayed 1 second & digitally delayed 750 milliseconds with 36% feedback & 62% wet mix. Third track manually delayed 2 seconds.