Ableton Live 10 Ultimate Tutorial 14 - Reverb

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[@mihaverse]

Ableton Live 10 Ultimate Tutorial 14 - Reverb 00:00 - Lesson Intro 01:03 - How Reverb works (Reverb is a bunch of Delays) 04:47 - How sound propagates 10:25 - Sound example 12:00 - Reflection vs Diffusion controls 15:45 - Visual representation of Early/Late reflections 19:50 - Dark vs Bright reverb 29:10 - Size 35:50 - Diffusion network intro 38:16 - Diffusion network filter 40:48 - Visual representation of sound diffusion 45:04 - Decay time

[@zulu26]

This was fantastic. I've been using reverb in logic for years and never knew how everything functions. I just switched to Ableton and am finding these tutorials surprisingly deep and informative. Thank you

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[@Daniel_Music.]

thank you for this series man! Very excited for the compressor episode. I have been watching you for years and I trust you will finally explain what it does. I have found countless videos but i still don't understand what to look for. I understand that it cuts the peaks and makes the sound louder. so essentially making it more compact. I understand that the attack makes the compressor start later or earlier. I understand that the threshold makes the compressor, compress softer or harder. I understand that release is when it releases but these are all just words. wtf am i actually listening for lol! every master or mixing video i see people compress and im trying to understand what to listen for. or what a compressor sounds like. they say "it glues the track together" or "it gives the sound something nice". People compress to make things tighter, or claps snap, make the sound stand out. But im trying to figure out what all of those things sound like. When to use a compressor or not. I hope you know what i mean. With reverb i can hear what its doing, the same with delay. but what does a compressor do and sound like? i heard that compressing your bass is something that sounds great in every track because it gives it a punch and a tight slap in the chest. Thank you blessings

[@georgesoros7849]

Everything is very simple. The compressor starts to work every time the volume of the signal exceeds the threshold you set. Threshold - is a range from 0 db to your threshold to which sound will be compressed. Attack - time before compressor starts Release - compressor operating time in ms Ratio - the number by which the signal will be divided. Example: -10db (threshold) \ 2 (ratio) = -5db (volume) The compressor does not increase the volume, it decreases it, making transients quieter. After all, you need to twist and listen.

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I think your vids are for people who have an understanding of sound, reverbs ext ext. Good tutorial for those that have a basic knowledge of what you were talking about.

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Size is very important!

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[@giantessmaria]

Great tutorial as are all of them! thanks much my friend. Everytime i attempt to 'freeze track', my system crashes. was wondering if you have this problem or if i'm doing something wrong?

[@direxlp1112]

But when usually low frequencies go through objects, isn't it then unnatural to make a high pass in the diffusion network?

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Size is important! Haha

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