HI,

I posted a similar question a few years ago as I was changing my set up. I had the intention of going with outboard reverb at that time, but the cost was too prohibitive.

Im thinking of buying a used Lexicon 480L for my studio. Will there be any difference using a plugin reverb (lexiverb, TCmegareverb, etc) than the 480L?

hello,

i'm just interested in how you use reverb, room etc... in the mix at drums, guitars, bass, vocals. how do you work with the "mainreverb" and what kind of verb-fx you use on snare or kick or other instruments.

how many different reverb-Fx you use in a track?

i found out that this is one point why my tracks do not sound as they should.

I just read the topic from Wavessite about using reverb:

and survey says?.

When adding reverb is the waveform suppose to shrink...when i add any reverb in pro tools with D-Verb I am using Small Plate and 20 percent mix and the waveform shrinks a lot in size. is this suppose to happen

Hey this is sam. I put up a post before because I didn't know what is wrong with my audio unit matrix reverb settings because I jost thm all the ttime.

http://www.inuamusic.com/sonicflavours/index.php?lang=en&p_id=20

Sonicflavours R66 Reverb - check it out and see what you think. The demo clips sound good to me and demo software does too, except for the occassional loud [earsplitting!] beeps.

i'm doin' hip hop. any tips/tricks on delays and reverbs and junk?

This topic is not for the purist. I am wondering which reverb units or plugins users here find useful for enhancement of classical recordings?

I own a TC PowerCore PCI card and have used the classic reverb for sometime. It works fairly well, but sometimes I just cannot find a setting that is satisfying. So this is the reason for my question.