10 Reverb Techniques Every Music Producer Should Know

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In this video, you're going to learn 10 incredible techniques for using reverb on your songs when producing and mixing indie music at home or in your bedroom studio.
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Songs Used In This Video:
• "Wasting My Young Years" - London Grammar
• "Nothing's Gonna Hurt You Baby" - Cigarettes After Sex
• "Fade Into You" - Mazzy Star
• "Beth/Rest" - Bon Iver
• "Dog Days Are Over" - Florence + The Machine
• "About You" - The 1975
• "RE:Stacks" - Bon Iver
• "Mariners Apartment Complex" - Lana Del Rey
• "Ceilings" - Lizzy McAlpine
• "Pumped Up Kicks" - Foster the People
• "Time To Pretend" - MGMT
• "Walking On a Dream" - Empire of the Sun
• "Read My Mind" - The Killers
• "warm glow" - Hippo Campus
• "Trouble" - Cage the Elephant
• "The Night We Met" - Lord Huron
• "Looking for Somebody to Love" - The 1975
• "Somebody Else" - The 1975
• "Chamber of Reflection" - Mac DeMarco
• "Soul Meets Body" - Death Cab for Cutie
• "Feels Like I Only Go Backwards" - Tame Impala
00:00 Intro: 10 Reverb Techniques
00:34 1. The Dark & Dreamy Reverb
02:57 2. The ICY Reverb
05:12 3. The Dark & Intimate Reverb
07:11 4. Mono Tunnel Reverb
09:51 5. Mono Slapback Delay
12:30 6. Stereo Slapback Delay
14:32 7. The Ambient Slapback DelayVerb
16:10 8. The Gated Snare Reverb Effect
18:09 9. The Left-to-Right Reverb Effect
20:30 10. The Psychedelic Reverb

[@Jendjdjjdo]

Thank God you exist

[@skyboxstudios777]

Nice job. I like that you included examples so the audience can see what reverb sound you are going for based on genre

[@leonalexandre1451]

WoW I’m more of an rnb guy but damn this video was very instructive loved it

[@daniel.okyere]

could you do a video on how to get vocals like Strawberry Guy, i would greatly appreciate it

[@sunnyloaf]

Thanks so much ! So helpful and clear 🙏💕🤗

[@user-vm9kb1ew1r]

Please do a video on Mk.Gee, his music is amazing! I would love to know your opinion and if you can recreate his sound. Thanks!

[@weathrhead]

This is gold, thank you.

[@philipjoerglewin]

Thank you!!!! Very nice new Studio!

[@davidsea8468]

Great video! really opening my eyes to the possibilities

[@starsandguitars2050]

Always enjoy your videos. They are excellent. Thank you. BTW: This is the very best Reverb tutorial I have seen on You Tube and I've seen a lot of them. I really appreciate the way you have captured the essence of using the verb to create the song's sound. It's a WOW!

[@maxwelllink4046]

You look so enthusiastic and energetic man ! Love your vids , we all appreciate your time. Cheers

[@Santos-lw6xo]

Love your tutors. From Brazil 😊

[@Viannesmusic]

Great video, thank you!! I think I sae in other videos that you also use addictive drums. How did you manage to only put effects on the snare and not just the whole drum track? Thanks!

[@improvewitherror]

Great video Marcus! Your covers are awesome, have you ever thought about making videos on how you created these covers? I would love to see your process and settings of making Beth/Rest and other tracks that you show.

[@theindiemusiclab]

My channel is already full of exactly that :)

[@KyotoLoungeRoom]

Great video, great explanation as always. I’ve got some sort of a rookie question; Should these reverb techniques be added to all the vocal tracks of the song? or only to the lead vocal? Or could it possibly be that you just have to experiment?

[@theindiemusiclab]

The short answer is experiment. I usually focus on the lead vocal and dial that in, and then I experiment with the BG vocals. Sometimes they all have the same reverb, sometime I use different ones. Just depends

[@KyotoLoungeRoom]

Thanks for the answer! Been having good results experimenting.@@theindiemusiclab

[@MohamedKhaled-tk7ni]

Can i use these type of reverbs on guitars and synths or it just on vocals

[@theindiemusiclab]

Absolutely you can