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Tag: REVERB DELAY

  • Reverb in Mastering

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    1) Roll Off High End to About 2.5 KhZ or 3 KhZ 2) Short Decay with 2/3rds of a Second 3) Maximal 10% Wet, Rather 5%

  • Reverb Pre EQ

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  • Slap Delay Tip 

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    – this Setup is to Send Hard Panned Tracks or any Sound that has more Signal on either of the Sides to the Other Side to Equal the L/R Power (to have just a little bit of Echo on the other Side) – Put 2 different Slap Delays with one Panned Hard Left with a…

  • Abbey Road Reverb Trick

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    – a High and Low Pass Filter are Added on the Reverb Sound 1) Add your Reverb to a Bus Track 2) Put a EQ (or a Hi/Low Pass Capable Filter) in Front of the Reverb 3) Set the HPF to 12dB per Octave (can also be 18dB) and Roll it Off to about 600Hz…

  • Creative Reverb

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    Make a Track More Stereo 1) Create 2 Sends with 2 Different Reverbs / Settings and Pan Each Hard Left / Right 2) Left a Dense but Dark Plate  3) Right a More Bright Plate Ducked Reverb Tail Reversed Tail – Reversed Tail Trick to Add Interest, Fade In Vocal, or Before / Inside Breakdown…

  • Dimension (Reverb / Delay)

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    – Try Dense / Warm Chamber IR (e.g. Hofa v1 Large Dense Chamber) or Dark Rooms – What you Could Do is Use the Convolution to Place e.g. a Orchestral Snare to the Back and then Add a Algorithmic to Add Life – so what is Important is the Relation between the Dry Sound (Singer…

  • Pre Delay Basics

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    1) Front Send Bus (Close) = Pre Delay 25ms to 40ms 2) Middle Send Buss = Between Pre Delay 10ms and 20ms 3) Back Send Buss (Back) = Pre Delay 1ms to 10ms