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Re: Reverb Click Here to Report this message to the Moderator Posted by Rain (from: 130.182.129.113) on April 29, 2004 at 21:45:17: In Reply to: Reverb posted by Sam on April 27, 2004 at 08:38:59: : Hi, : I record rock music by myself using my little home studio with PC/mixer/multi-fx/ect. I'm used to leave every track (guitars, drums, bass, vocals, ect...) dry, without any reverb and put this one at the end during the mixing. : However I don't know if it's better use the same Reverb preset for all the tracks and set each one simply adjusting every wet/dry knob (or the send knob), or use different Reverb presets for each tracks (for example drums with a "drum room" preset with different settings from "vocal cabin" to use for the voice, and different from "guitar box" to use for the guitars, ect...). : I suppose that every musician knows what I mean. : Every opinion or suggestion will be great! : Thanks, : Sam I found that its better to use different reverb for each instrument because you want some tones or sounds more dominant than others and I like to hear distinctions for each intrument. Follow Ups: Post a Followup Name: E-Mail: Subject: Comments: : : Hi, : : I record rock music by myself using my little home studio with PC/mixer/multi-fx/ect. I'm used to leave every track (guitars, drums, bass, vocals, ect...) dry, without any reverb and put this one at the end during the mixing. : : However I don't know if it's better use the same Reverb preset for all the tracks and set each one simply adjusting every wet/dry knob (or the send knob), or use different Reverb presets for each tracks (for example drums with a "drum room" preset with different settings from "vocal cabin" to use for the voice, and different from "guitar box" to use for the guitars, ect...). : : I suppose that every musician knows what I mean. : : Every opinion or suggestion will be great! : : Thanks, : : Sam : : I found that its better to use different reverb for each instrument because you want some tones or sounds more dominant than others and I like to hear distinctions for each intrument. Click here to be notified by email when someone replies to your message [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ Music Software Discussion & Help Page ] [ FAQ ]

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