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poker909 · 9th September 2009

100% up to the producer, but unless you're looking for something specific, I would never advise using separate reverbs on different channels. Most producers add reverb to give a recording a more natural feel, and by having multiple tracks sharing the reverb, this will give you more of an overall natural sound, and add some coherance between tracks, as if you have multiple musicians playing in the same room. Depending on what you are going for, multiple reverbs could be a sonic nightmare, or if you like to expariment, it could also be beautiful noise.

9th September 2009	#11
poker909 Gear interested Joined: Sep 2009 Posts: 6	100% up to the producer, but unless you're looking for something specific, I would never advise using separate reverbs on different channels. Most producers add reverb to give a recording a more natural feel, and by having multiple tracks sharing the reverb, this will give you more of an overall natural sound, and add some coherance between tracks, as if you have multiple musicians playing in the same room. Depending on what you are going for, multiple reverbs could be a sonic nightmare, or if you like to expariment, it could also be beautiful noise.