Can someone go into some different circumstances where you would make EQ changes to the Reverb bus/track?

What are the advantages and disadvantages of applying reverb in the following ways:

Apply reverb to each individual track.

Apply reverb to the entire mix.

Apply reverb to each track through an input send to multiple reverb buses.

Apply reverb to each track through an input send to an individual reverb bus.

Discuss?

A question for those who record daily or semi daily. As part of my front end I want to place either an Eventide h3500 or Lexicon PCM80. I use a pair of Ward Beck m460's, an LA4 and want to spice up as I go in or rerecord through something to excite my material. Should I, should I use something else or ? I appreciate your help in this matter.

Yes or no?

I'm getting a good solid, punchy-with-click kick drum sound, but what I'm really after is that pillowy sound that's currently popular. It almost seems i'm hearing a trace of the reverb tail prior to the click. Is this a dedicated reverb setting on the bass drum channel, or some kind of reverse gating?

Just Currious do any of you ME's every add a small amount of verb to a track when mastering to soften up a song/add some ambience?

Justin

can someone please go over the process of sampling a room to use in a reverb program like WavesIR-1? Step by step, maybe?

Hi Guys,

I have received my Master CD proof two days ago from this Mastering Studio in NJ.
I have to admit that it really IS beneficial to use “fresh pair of ears”, and if you can afford it, let somebody else do the mastering for you (if you have previously spent many hours of recording and mixing your own material).

I'd like to get an idea of what the best reverb plugins out there are. I haven't had experience with very many but a couple of my favorites are the Waves Renaissance Reverb and the SIR1 (which is free, I imagine the SIR2 is better) depending on the impulses used.

So what are your favorites?

Reverb seems to be the thing I lack the most of.
digi verb is a POS, and space designer only runs on logic.

I want something that sounds very natural. To give recordings less dead space when the musicians pause.
I really don't want to spend over a grand on this.

Hey guys!

I will make this short and sweet. I have a budget of around $300 for a reverb. I'm looking at anything new or used. It would be used on mid-sized venues (300-500 peeps) in conjunction with the provided house gear.