Reverb is a beautiful thing. It allows you to create depth when there was none inherently in the audio itself you recorded. Used on an aux/return track (see sends vs inserts), it’s great for creating one or two room style reverbs for your entire mix, allowing you to blend in different amounts of this effect
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The mix bus chain is any processing you have at the top level of your mix. Any effects you drop on here will affect your entire mix. As such, anything you use on here should be relatively subtle. Furthermore, any processing you have on your mix bus chain should not be meant to fix any
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There are a lot of ways to use reverb. It especially works great on vocals as I showed in the best reverb settings for vocals, but how about something to add a little ear candy to your vocals? Let’s talk about a couple really cool Ableton reverse reverb tricks which can add some excitement to
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Like any track in your mix, you can use reverb on acoustic guitar to add some size in the form of width, depth, and reflections, as well as seat it farther in the background altogether. But let’s not talk about what you COULD do, let’s actually talk how to use reverb on your acoustic guitar
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Gated reverb is a great way to add size in width and depth to any track, while maintaining full control over the finished product. Professional mixing engineers use this trick every day to use reverb but keep it clean. Let’s talk about how you can use gated reverb to make anything sound huge yet clean.
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