Reverb: During Production VS Mixdown?

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Re: Reverb: During Production VS Mixdown?

Post by Today » Wed Sep 12, 2012 10:16 pm

drake89 wrote:Your tunes are probably gonna sound pretty flat, as in on the plane of the speakers, without reverb. so why don't you just keep a short or medium one on a send to glue your tune together? granted in edm, everything goes out the window, maybe your tune will go harder without it- i don't know. But i think towards the end of your production process you could start putting a huge spacey verb on a couple of different elements like snare and backing vox perhaps.

verb will give the track space, regardless of when you add it

i just use sends because of the versatility it awards you, even after everything's recorded you can always change the verb (patch, plugin and/or amount and which elements get how much)

and cuz if it's recorded wet, clipping and editing the audio is pretty much inherently wrong. and cheeky little edits have saved me more than once
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