I have the Waves Gold Bundle and was wondering about settings for Ren Reverb as a Master bus reverb at mixdown. I do mostly Hip-Hop and R&B and looking for something to just fill in the gaps and help everything mesh. I get a good mix before it but have noticed when plugging in the Ren reverb how it adds the that sparkle of ambience and brings a little more cohesiveness to the track.

I have a Soundcraft Ghost and a AlesisHD24XR. I have been mixing in Protools, with the renaissance reverb as my main reverb, but that takes up quite a bit of power. I am dedicated to moving more and more torwards outboard gear. What do you think the first reverb I should be should be? At first, I think vocals deserve the best quality of reverb.

Could someone please explain to me how I can achieve this reverb effect on a vocal? Where the vocal is playing forward but the reverb sounds like it is playing backwards. I have included a sample at this site http://plus.xdrive.com/s/053774865expHVBDBVomU5kYebnz?partner=plus . Thanks

Help me out here please...

I am looking for a decent, mid-priced reverb unit, and have been searching Ebay at the Lexicon units.

I'm trying to get reverb to come through on both stage monitors I'm using. What happens is this: The left monitor gets a wet and dry signal OK, but when I try to add reverb to the right monitor, it only receives the dry signal and the wet part still only comes out of the left monitor.

Hi,

Princeton Digital has taken the the Reverb 2016 rack-mountable reverb and squished it down to fit inside a Digidesign Pro Tools plugin !

Requirements: Pro Tools 6.0 or later on Mac OS X 10.4 or later. TDM-HD or Accel hardware required .

I read a post on here from a while back by reasonable_guy pertaining to plate reverb parts. I tried to get in contact with him but was not successful. Does anyone know where I can get the necessary parts to build my own plate reverb or any other related info. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

As the question asks, when I do even a rough mix of some sounds I'll add some reverb. As I turn up the return I here a BIG time phase difference!
It makes me want to shut it off. I notice this particularly when monitoring in headphones, less in the mains.

I also here this when I do a mix on a DAW sometimes.

Tascam have announced their first foray into the world of VST pluginswith Gigapulse, a convolving reverb plugin for Windows. The plugin not only allows the user to apply reverb sampled from a real acoustic space, but also offers the option of placing the sound source in one of up to 18 locations within the two-dimensional virtual room.