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Old 4th September 2010   #1
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Useful room/ambience reverb from M3000, Lexicon 300, RMX 15?

I'm mixing a record next week at 16 Ton Studio in Nashville. It's a sweet set up; all tube console designed by Inward Connections, EMT 140, AKG BX-20 spring reverb, a mono Ampex 350 (tape slap!), and just about every compressor I'd want.

However, what I'm needing is a reverb with a natural "room" sound.

When I tracked the album I closed mic'd everything. The band (bluegrass/folk...think Avett Brothers) was recorded live and the room I tracked in doesn't have a great natural ambience, so everyone was baffled off.

The options I have available are a TC M3000, Lexicon 300, or AMS RMX 15. I'd like to save some time of shuffling through hundreds of patches...so if anyone is familiar with these units and knows of a preset that would be a good starting point for a room sound for acoustic instruments, I'd appreciate it.

I'm pumped up about this project, I'll be sure to post some sound samples and pictures. Here's some from the tracking session. We had a serious case of the giggles this day:





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Any chance of getting your hands on a Bricasti M7? It's a beautiful piece! Superb for natural "room" sounds! Excellent presets, quick and easy to get an awesome "room" sound!

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Any chance of getting your hands on a Bricasti M7? It's a beautiful piece! Superb for natural "room" sounds! Excellent presets, quick and easy to get an awesome "room" sound!

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Yeah, that would be great, but there isn't any additional room in the budget for any rental equipment. So, I need to use what I have available.
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Sean, since you're stuck with the three offerings,
Stick with the M3000, use a preset called "Studio 40x40".
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Useful room/ambience reverb from M3000, Lexicon 300, RMX 15?

Can you use a live room as a "chamber"?
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Useful room/ambience reverb from M3000, Lexicon 300, RMX 15?

Any chance you could stick a monitor and a couple mics in their live room and use it as a chamber?
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Useful room/ambience reverb from M3000, Lexicon 300, RMX 15?

Whoops... I didn't see the post before mine...
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The Studio 40X40 preset sounds pretty nice, there are some samples of it on the TC Electronics website.

The chamber idea is nice, but I'm not sure how practical that is to set up.

There is also a H3000, but I was planning on using that for delay along with a TC 2290 I'm going to bring.
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