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Any tips on how to improve my reverb technique!!!!
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Colin OOOD
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Posted : Jul 2, 2009 13:18
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gutter
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Posted : Jul 2, 2009 14:28
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no but ill have some malt with me and the beers and i like to stand good ppl to a treat (i owe you one for that Antares tube recommendation  ) and have a spin on the dancefloor
i often give candies to small children too  
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psysage
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Posted : Jul 2, 2009 17:04
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On 2009-07-01 12:21, Upavas wrote:
I wouldn't use a reverb everywhere, however it does come in handy...
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epic +1. I think most of us start out putting reverb on everything because we read reverb theory somewhere: It makes everything sound like it's in the same room/gelled together, etc... IMHO, most electronic sounds don't need reverb, and most loops/samples, etc... already have it, or have a natural room ambience. Try to free yourself of the mindset of "how much reverb does this need", and think in terms of "does this need reverb?". I mostly use reverb as an effect for swells, or on pads that sound too dry, I don't usually find that it sounds too good on most other things... |
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PoM
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Posted : Jul 2, 2009 18:16
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with convolution the verbs can built up on top of each other (using same impulse) cause there is no modulation , it s static , it can turn the mix hard to get right sometimes, i try to use different impulse to avoid that,can make things more easy or i modulate them with fx |
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Medea
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Posted : Jul 2, 2009 18:35
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epic +1. I think most of us start out putting reverb on everything because we read reverb theory somewhere: It makes everything sound like it's in the same room/gelled together, etc... IMHO, most electronic sounds don't need reverb, and most loops/samples, etc... already have it, or have a natural room ambience. Try to free yourself of the mindset of "how much reverb does this need", and think in terms of "does this need reverb?". I mostly use reverb as an effect for swells, or on pads that sound too dry, I don't usually find that it sounds too good on most other things...
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In fact this depends on the music style very much.
Chill, ambient - a lot of reverb
minimal techno - less
classical music - huge amount of reverb
etc.
 http://soundcloud.com/aedem |
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jizy
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Posted : Jul 3, 2009 03:57
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why not try the stereo image techniques first. then reverb
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