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Old 5th February 2007   #1
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Hi,

been listening to "Killing the kitchen" with Laidback Luke.. It has a break with like a real thick reverb and I'm wondering about that.. Is it just like an "ordinary" reverb? Do you think you can get a sound quite like that using plugins? If so, any tips maybe?

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http://www.expeditionmusic.com/cms/s...chen.htm#44764

It's 2.45 into the song.. maybe not too good quality on the sample though, but still..


Thanks in advance, appreciate any suggestions
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First off, that track is hot. Very nice.

I think you can get this reverb ITB, Altiverb saturated all over that part would do it, if you used the right presets (maybe some Lexicon impulses)and tweaked from there.
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Thanks a lot.. really appreciate it.. I'm new to this so it really helps me out. Glad you liked the track too..
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