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The common chorus techniques used in sound architecture include:
1. Delay-based chorusing: creates a sense of space and depth by delaying the original signal and blending it with the delayed signal.
2. Phase-based chorusing: creates a swirling, phaser-like effect by modulating the phase of the original signal and blending it with the modulated signal.
3. Pitch-based chorusing: creates a shimmering, detuned effect by modulating the pitch of the original signal and blending it with the modulated signal.
4. Multi-voice chorusing: creates a rich, complex effect by combining multiple delayed, phased, or pitch-modulated signals.
5. Stereo widening: increases the perceived stereo image by delaying one channel and blending it with the other channel.
6. Random modulation: introduces random variations in delay, phase, or pitch modulation to create a more unpredictable and organic effect.
7. Feedback: feeds the chorused signal back into the input, creating a more intense and sustained effect.
These techniques can be used in various combinations and with different parameters to create a wide range of chorus effects.
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