I recently talked about impulse response on guitar and how you can use it to get better and more realistic sounding guitar. A similar principle can be applied to your reverb to simulate the spaces used on your favorite records, so let’s identify why is impulse response in reverb. What is Impulse Response in Reverb […]
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Reverb can be a great effect for giving you some depth or even width. This can be used as a cool aesthetic effect or more practically for separating tracks in your mix by utilizing its third dimension, ultimately resulting in a cleaner mix. While we typically think of reverb as an effect we use as
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De-reverb can be a useful utility for cleaning up audio and making it usable in your mix when re-recording isn’t an option. Let’s answer what is de-reverb and more to the point when you might need to use it in your mix. What is De-Reverb De-reverb is very much what it sounds like; as the
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Reverb is a great effect for creating space and separation on vocals, not to mention creating some interesting aesthetic effects. The one problem with reverb is when we use too much of it whether that’s the mix amount or an excessive length, it tends to muddy up our mix. It steps on the transients of
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Reverb can make your mix’s piano sound huge and add the literal and metaphorical “depth” it needs to carry your song, particularly in a piano and vocal-centric mix. Let’s talk how to use reverb on piano to get that size while keeping it clean and from overtaking your entire mix. How to Use Reverb on
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