10 essential tips for mixing reverb like a pro

[@michaelpanelas3161]

These are great ideas! I really like how the sidechain cleans up the vocals that can get muddied easily.

[@aliallahditta]

Panning the reverbs is so OUT OF THE BOX! Neat trick!

[@soundsbydiana]

🙌🙌

[@skyboxstudios777]

For really dense mixes another tip is to use delays instead of reverbs then add some reverb to the delay signal. This helps where direct reverb just smears everything across a dense mix

[@HOLLASOUNDS]

They will probably do a video on delay in a future video.

[@soundsbydiana]

Yes 100% delay is usually in my chain

[@mkirbymusic]

Great tips and examples as usual from this channel. I always learn a lot from De Ana!

[@soundsbydiana]

Thank you so much for watching ☺

[@Superkeyruns]

This is REALLY GOOD and well done!

[@lance134679]

Great ideas for making reverb fit in better and some creative stuff, too. Thanks.

[@soundsbydiana]

Thank you so much for watching 😊

[@Sonar37]

Excellent tutorial on the Neoverb I will have to try these tips and see what shakes out. Thanks

[@soundsbydiana]

Awesome, hope you enjoy them 🙏🏻🎉

[@breathingstatue]

I watched this to see if we're on the same page with using the Reverb FX. Thanks! Neoverb is worth testing for, since Ableton's Convolution Reverb and other M4L plugins have got automation issues. However, I still like to use authentic spaces as the reverb source.

[@soundsbydiana]

Glad to hear we're on the same page 🥳

[@richardsteffens6159]

Beautiful list of tips applied to a beautiful song. Thank you :D

[@soundsbydiana]

Easy to mix when the vocals sound so good! :D Thanks for watching!

[@maximeblais2032]

You rule ! Thank you for the tips, explanations and professionalism!

[@soundsbydiana]

Thank you so much for watching 🎉

[@claraballanti6078]

Thank you. Great explanation!!

[@soundsbydiana]

Really happy it helped! :)

[@HOLLASOUNDS]

Very well made music in this video sounds pro. I think a cupple of these tips where things I commented in the previous video, however You explain it better then Me with the correct terminology which never do.

[@soundsbydiana]

Haha yes, I always try to think of the best way to explain what is already in my head 😅 thank you so much!

[@HOLLASOUNDS]

@@soundsbydiana That should say "which I never do", typo. 😀🎙🎤🎹🥁

[@Rootsy971]

A lot of skills very helpull thank you !!

[@soundsbydiana]

So glad it helped 🎉

[@louisburley1597]

These videos are gold

[@soundsbydiana]

[@irenamazure5745]

Great video 🎉

[@soundsbydiana]

❤❤

[@Keroser1983]

Amazing!

[@soundsbydiana]

♥

[@DycayBeats]

6:10 Just curious why did she leave auto gain turned on on the compressor? You want to duck the reverb volume then why leave it on?

[@HOLLASOUNDS]

Because She is showing a already finished mixed and masterd project just showing element's of it for the video.

[@jabulanimahlangu6863]

nice video

[@soundsbydiana]

Thank you!!

[@alexanderewing3779]

Some nifty tips here! P.S. is this your vocal featured? Thanks again

[@soundsbydiana]

Hey thank you so much! No that’s not my vocal I wish haha

[@ballesterosfc7943]

Why have you deleted the Learn section from your page? As a beginner producer I was learning a lot from there 😢

[@iZotopeOfficial]

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[@sportsound55]

The Abbey Road reverb technique is pre eq- the SEND to the reverb, not the reverb itself. High Pass at 600hz Low pass at 5-8k the SEND into the reverb, and it can be done with any plugin. Put the EQ before the reverb.....

[@olibarahosasa1137]

Formant shapers LFO Flange Phaser Chorus Another verb (Multiband) comp (+sc) * Autopan Predelay *SC comp ducked by source Monomaker/widener/placing stereo field Pitching (Cableguys HalfTime) (Automated) Gates Mid Side eq (stereo placing, carving) Ermmmmm….

[@soundsbydiana]

amazing suggestions! 🔥

[@simonsleath]

Thank you De Ana, that's an excellent presentation. Here's my tip, following a happy accident I had one time. Imagine you have two takes of a vocal. Run the first one dry as the vocal and use the second take (muted) for the pre-fader reverb send. The slight discrepancies between the two takes add more interest to the reverb. Then you can take it further by using a tremolo effect as an amplitude LFO to make is shimmer, or else the rhythmic sidechaining you mention. A song that showcases reverb sidechaining possibilities is 'Amends' by Braids: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jnS1iKutZbJkqdk

[@soundsbydiana]

Never heard of this one but that vocal sounds so cool! I will have to try that!

[@maxxiom]

Ig of Ana😅

[@dondonproductions3699]

1st like and comment

[@soundsbydiana]

🥳🎉