Hello All,

I'm working on mixing some vocal tracks and am to understand that both delay and reverb help add sound quality. I have experienced this with other tracks and want to continue to use these effects, but have some questions on best practice. I'm fully aware of the "whatever sounds best" principle, so I'd like you opinions and advice outside of this.

Reverberation is the result of a sound source being instantiated within an acoustic environment. It usually consists of multiple primary reflections that are the result of the first interaction of the sound Waveswith the acoustic space, followed by more spaced out and rapidly diminishing echoes.

Hi All,

Here is the link for the latest free video. This one covers creating a build using the freeze function in Ableton Live and a bunch of effects.

So, I've been using ITB verbs for a while now and haven't been unhappy, but I decided to hook up my old LXP-1 for grins and giggles the other day and thought the difference was pretty drastic. Naturally, it got me thinking about purchasing a good 'all around' reverb unit so I thought I would come and ask you guys for some advice and/or direction.

Hi, I'd like to ask your opinion about reverb fx. When do I have to use plate, when hall and when room?
Is it right to use different algorithms in a song, (for example rooms for guitar, hall for vocals?)
If you use different reverbs, your mix will sound right?
Thanks

Hi
I am new here, and need some advise on reverbs that can reproduce large hall effects with very natural sound. What 2 channel reverb or sterio reverb on the market is best suited for this? I am still using the Yamaha REV 7, and just purchased two TC M350's which I don't care for, I still find the Rev 7 better and more natural.

Has anyone heard any TC Electronic Reverbs, in particular the 4000? I'm also wondering how it compares to the Bricasti?

I know we've talked about reverb units before, but I don't think these were mentioned.

Hey,

Without price being a factor what would you say is the best reverb vsti out there at the moment, is there any leading vst?

Hey guys, what's up. Just found out about this forum, and I think it's a great idea :). I'm an amateur audio engineer, and pro musician, and I am facing a little trouble with my vocals mix.
The problem is that after I apply reverb, the vocal lines are hard to understand (unless you read the lyrics that is :) ).