Understanding the Comb Filter Effect

Skibidi vibes are lowkey out here with the comb filter effect, which happens when sound hits itself in quick succession, creating that goon-like echo. Imagine a ship sailing through sound waves that overlap within 1 to 25 milliseconds, giving off a sigma vibe. This effect can get dank when multiple mics pick up the same signal from different places, causing reflections from surfaces like walls or even your piano. You need to be on edge to avoid it, using directional mics or just better placement to dodge those harsh reflections. Do not let your recordings turn into a toilet of confusion with all that comb filtering.