I've got some old outboard gear. Nothing high end just some delays, multi effect boxes and a couple old Quadraverbs. For most of the stuff I do, they do the trick. But for "cleaner" recordings, they sound like what they are, average pieces of gear.

I need a cheap (

How about the cheap Lexicon models? Sound OK? I'm not too demanding; I just need a decent Hall or Plate that doesn't sound like a tin can, man.

Thanks,

-aaron

whats up all?

The newest thing is convolution reverbs. I have the Waves IR-1. I have some more reverb files in .wav, they say u have to convert them to .sir for your reverb plugin to open em.

How do you do that?

Peace.

Hi,

I am about to mix some songs I just recorded, and I was wondering what you guys use when it comes to reverb. Do you use a bunch of different reverbs for specific instruments, like one reverb for guitars, one reverb for vocals, one reverb for strings, etc; or do you use one reverb for everything?

Let me preface this post by saying that I realize that mixing is entirely subjective. However, I need a place to start and I figured no better place to ask than recording.org.

That being said let me move to the question.

Is reverb often placed on every element of a song to provide a sense of depth/space?

Are there any killer plugin reverbs out there?

Im running Pro Tools LE 6.4 and already have D -Verb, Real Verb(waves) and Ren. Verb(waves) but to my ears they're not that great.

What is your favorite reverb unit?

Hey all, just wondering if anyone has used these and if so, how did you like them? How are they as far as sound quality and CPU usage? Do they comepare to Waves RVerb and TruVerb?

Peace
LRG

I'm thinking about buying a reverb in >$800 area... But as a musician I want something that works well in a live setting for vocals. any suggestions? Thanks!

Just wanted to check for any tips on hardware reverbs with great performance and bargain 2nd hand prices. I need a couple more.. For example I got a Sony R7 for about $150 and it sounds amazing, especially the plates. I know some people still use Quadraverbs (which you can get for next to nothing) and some of the cheap Lexicons do sound great aswell. Any other units I have missed out on ?