Doubling echo

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Doubling echo is an audio recording technique, produced by adding short-range delay to a recorded sound (delays of thirty to fifty milliseconds are the most common; longer delay times become slapback echo, while shorter times produce phasing, flanging or chorusing depending on the delay time), and mixing the original and delayed sounds to create an effect similar to doubletracking, or unison performance.

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