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Originally Posted by JROKER  what a bunch of arrogant fux in here... the first guy who responded answered it, and my second question was, about phasing, meaning in the reverb vst itself, it i had to leave the wet at 100% if i send that reverb to an fx channel... i was just told that if the mix level wasnt 100% wet, i would get some kind of phasing... thats all... it was a general question... |
I'll assume that wasn't aimed at me, as I simply did not understand what you were saying in your second question. Now that you have rephrased it - your question makes A LOT MORE SENSE.
The answer is: leave the wet at 100% when sending to a reverb channel. You won't get phasing issues, unless you have something on the reverb channel that causes some kind of latency to the output. However, the idea is to have a "reverb signal," exclusively, so that whatever you do manipulates just that. You already have your dry signal on a seperate channel.