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9th September 2005
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| Lives for gear  Joined: Dec 2002 Location: Mission Viejo, CA
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Thread Starter | Reverb layers
Michael, I was wondering if you use a reverb bussing scheme similar to your compression bussing scheme. Some of the Nashville engineers have talked about ambient reverbs on drum subs and other delay, detune techniques on sub groups. Just wondered if its always from scratch or are their some regular start points that come in handy?
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15th September 2005
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| Past Guest Moderator  Joined: Sep 2005 Location: nyc
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I'm not familiar with what the nashville guys are doing but if it sounds good, try it. My two verbs feed subgroup A which is my Neve/Pultec combo. My delays on the other hand feed A&D. D being my tube limiters. |
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