Lynda.com: Foundations of Audio

My project is a stop motion animation, we decided as a group that there are going to be limited sound effects in the video although prominent ones. It seemed to be a good idea to avoid actual people talking as it takes the imaginative ideology away from the project. Therefore I researched audio videos on Lynda. com to get more ideas for my projects related to sound and I came across this video; Foundations of Audio: Delay and Modulation.
"Topics include:

• Adjusting the delay time, level, and feedback parameters
• Utilizing a low-pass filter and polarity reverse
• Setting up an effects loop
• Setting the delay time by tempo or by ear
• Understanding the distinct uses of short, medium, and long delays
• Adjusting modulation rate, depth, and shape
• Adding double tracking and spreader effects
• Manipulating tone with constructive or destructive interference
• Creating a comb filter and flange effect"

Alex U (the author of the video) mentions specific special sound effects that could be perfect for our video and it will be a piece of information that I will be referring back to to complete my own project due to it's effective guide.