Verb Sends!

[pingu]

Are you guys de essing the verb sends and or compressing.

Anything else cool that might be of some help WRT reverb sends.


How many verbs are you using in a mix.

I find i need 2.

ATM i do eq the sends and compress and deess just interested to see what you guys are doing.

[lofi]

listen, adjust, listen, spot the prob if there is any, do yar "goto" soulutions, maybe experiment a lil bit, move on, listen, react/adjust, rest ya ears a bit, listen again, listen quietly, listen loudly, switch between speakers, check mono, adjust, rest a bit, listen again, listen to the ruff mix again for checking "vibe", listen to "references", switch back, when ya hair goes up and ya start banging ya head - ITS DONE - print. call them wheres the $$ ??

[max cooper]

I generally do some hi pass and lo pass on the reverb send. I find that I often don't want the reverb to have the same "fidelity" as the source.

Also, I tend to use a bit of compression after the reverb.

[Oldone]

1176 after verb, lightly applied here.

[pingu]

Thanks guys.

[marchhare]

I am ever since Kiwiburger graciously shared that tip with me. Hopefully I won't
have to as much after I replace my NTK with something less sibilant and strident.
It helps a lot though.

[jlsgear]

I de-ess and compress lightly ... the compression seems to keep the reverb at a nice level when the singer occassionally pushes it a tad too much.

jls

[TanTan]

2 or 3 ,

1- hall (480L)
2- room (R880)
3- plate (rumour)

i'm using HPF and sometimes eq and compression on the send

[opentune]

You can also gate your reverb send. Sometimes it´s cool on snare drums...

(...no, not the return! I´m talking ´bout the send! )

[u b k]

Originally Posted by lofi

listen, adjust, listen, spot the prob if there is any, do yar "goto" soulutions, maybe experiment a lil bit, move on, listen, react/adjust, rest ya ears a bit, listen again, listen quietly, listen loudly, switch between speakers, check mono, adjust, rest a bit, listen again, listen to the ruff mix again for checking "vibe", listen to "references", switch back, when ya hair goes up and ya start banging ya head - ITS DONE - print.

this looks a lot like my approach as well, except somewhere in there, usually about halfway when the outlines are drawn and it's time to paint the colors, there's a spark, a strange bubbling sound, and a long slow deep exhalation.

not long after that, things tend to go from 'excellent' to 'magical.' could just be coincidence.


gregoire
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