Add convolution reverb after mixdown?

[AdrianW]

Normally I use a little reverb on individual tracks as needed.... acoustic music: guitar, vocal, up to four tracks total....very little verb, 12% small room wet on vocal, 4% on guitar. In a case like this does anyone have any opinions on mixing dry and adding a little room convolution reverb (Altiverb, in my case) on the entire mixdown instead?

Thanks.

[Everbeatz]

Led by pure logic - If enough reverb is added during mixing why to add more in mastering?

[TREMORS]

If you're trying to make them sound like they are in the same space, Id setup the verb on an aux and buss the appropriate levels from each track..

[Lagerfeldt]

If you do it like that then make sure you're doing the mastering on the master bus, not the actual track.

[Washington]

Of course it's a technical possibility, but odds are you'll end up with something that will sound like it was reproduced in a particular environment (like played back on monitors in a room) rather than performed there. It's a fine nuance, but one nonetheless.