Get a pro reverb sound on lead vocals with this mix trick - Best Vocal Reverb Sound

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In this video quick trick to make your reverbs more interesting
by adding dynamic and movement with sidechain downward
and upward compression!
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[@jessealordiah]

anyone notice how emotional he got when talking bout the compressor lmaoo

[@nicholasparis5281]

haha... damn straight geeks unit! :D

[@Robotron9000]

It’s called passion

[@mikesparks3398]

he might be getting paid by sonnox or something..lol, seems like they all are selling something

[@albertoskrico9412]

He loves compression bro, like really loves it lol

[@pwebbbeatz8270]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@MusiKariostv]

This guy always give unique tips. He don't copy others videos. Very well for that. Thanks!

[@LesVegasMusic]

Good one David! Loved the upward compression technique. Never heard anyone else make mention of it although I've heard it on countless records. Sounds great. I'll give it a try on my next track. Thank you!

[@mixbustv]

Because I rule 😄 joking, thank you happy it was useful

[@LesVegasMusic]

@@mixbustv Haha. You do rule actually. Have a good day!

[@adrianjeffrey2897]

sonnox oxford compressor still doing its thing all these years later

[@guitngood7944]

So glad I found your channel! I've got the fundamentals down and have a good ear so your videos are exactly the refining touches I need to get that pro sound. Many thanks for sharing!

[@tris421]

This is amazing. Smooths out the Vocals sooo nicely!

[@MatheusDalPizzol]

Awesome! Thanx for sharing this knowledge!

[@user-is9pl4np7v]

I love your reverb videos man. Very informative and applicable 🔥

[@drins.ishmaku9483]

even already knowing this I really enjoyed the clarity of your communication. Really the Boss of mix engineering on the tube :)

[@sqwop]

It's these little things that make the final result much more polished. I should really make a list because it's easy to forget.

[@zbaudio178]

So cool!!! that way the voice keeps in the mid and its strength! thanks David! I´ll apply it to my mixes! :D

[@CeesMusic]

Best tip I've seen in a long time ! Thank you !

[@JamieClark]

Holy cow that's like the old echo units that only give echo tails when you stop singing. How did I never think of this??? Genius! Subscribed!?,

[@JackieKnife]

Thank you Mixbus!! Great technique!!

[@abrotherinchrist]

Thanks for this tip! Great advice I cant wait to try out.

[@Zaflon]

that upward compression on the vocal reverb sounds awesome on that vocal

[@dougsheridanmusic]

Excellent as usual. Always valuable info in these videos

[@TheAris621]

This is great!! Thanks so much!!!

[@thimovijfschaft3271]

That upward compression trick is EXACTLY what I needed thank you for making this, and thanks KZbin for recommending me this 3 year old video

[@janivelic2316]

Awesome ideas. Great stuff!😊

[@TonyMaxmusic]

great technique thanks so much for taking the time to make it! cheers

[@ryancahoon960]

exactly what I was looking for. Heard a popular cover singer have this effect in his mix and had to figure out how it was done. Thanks!

[@roninman4101]

Excellent tutorial. This is a great idea that I've never heard of before.

[@jamescreekmusic]

Just perfect. Well explained and very contributive. Thx.

[@amirgrant844]

Thanks for sharing this trick. I tried the expander trick and it worked like a charm. I love the expander idea so much because without the tail of the reverb, you can get your reverb to blend in so well with the sound that one wouldn't even know it's there initially unless you have your reverb volume up quite a bit. In which case, I'd probably need to back that off a bit lol

[@CoolBreezeMusic7]

I totally forgot about this trick, so thanks for the very cool reminder tutorial! Dope trick.

[@aiconic10]

Outstanding technique! Thank you for sharing.

[@Princis-music]

Such a great trick. Thank you for sharing!

[@VersionifyKaraoke]

Loved this trick man.. I scratched my head so many times to achieve this reverb. Thanks man!

[@dirtrobot]

Great video, thanks for your time!

[@DJSidhu24]

I was searching for this video wow man you are a great teacher bro😘

[@Sonic-elevation]

Thanks for this!! Helped me a lot

[@timcole6113]

Took me awhile to wrap my head around this, but wow! Nice trick. Never woulda thought about that. Thanks for the help!! Great channel!

[@novelty_guy]

This is boss, I've been using the same technique to compress other effects. Thank you

[@ejwang615]

This is so helpful! thanks!

[@8bit_misfit]

Great ideas, thanks for the tips and for explaining it thoroughly 👍

[@5ision]

Killer lesson 🔥💯

[@ekshalibur]

its a great technique and i thank you for showing this, however i believe you mixed up 'upward compression' (when you boost quieter parts when signal drops below the threshold) with 'upward expansion' (when you boost louder parts when signal exceeds the threshold). pro-g is a gate/expander and not a compressor and so it does 'upward expansion' when set to 'upward' mode by this logic. somebody please correct me if im wrong, i see a lot of confusion about these terms online and i would like to have a clear understanding. anyways, this is a great video and perhaps one of the best channels on youtube on all things mixing :)

[@calliecorro5903]

Yes I noticed that too and think you’re correct

[@jtpinnyc]

Great video as usual. I use the compressor trick a lot on vocal delays so that the delay is only heard after the last word of a phrase and is silent during singing. Much easier than automating the send level.

[@rjbullock]

Yeah, I love that one tooo... but it never occurred to me to do it with reverb for some reason.

[@MiamiCubeCoalition]

Nuances, details ... accumulate many of them and suddenly you'll have a high quality production. Man , you are crazy...like genius crazy I mean :) Bravo !

[@Joeknowsit-ALL]

Genius !!!! that's all I can say ! will use this trick for sure in my future production !

[@Racingheartrecords]

Thanks for the tip and examples! It's cool to get creative with the reverb return. I agree with your notes at 8:30.

[@venemushunter25]

Sweet!!!!!! Love this trick... keep 'em coming Dave... Yu are awesome.o

[@boogiejonz]

Nice tune too!

[@Snailbyte]

thanks this is great, i never would have thought of that

[@Vinachorama]

Amazing tips!!! thanks MixBusTV!!!

[@Inigobalboa]

I've used this technique, though not with the same plugins, on piano and it sounds great, it helps you keep the clarity of the dry instrument and at the same time, have a sensation of space (if used judiciously). Thank you for yet another informative and entertaining video!!

[@dexterphillips9212]

Thank you for the great info.

[@mendraf1]

smart! very good technique

[@X820USF4]

I use this compressor for some years now. Can't wait for your video on this (:

[@rantsinpatwa]

You are the boss

[@rquinterog93]

Nice tricks! I've used compression on reverb but only for control, keep up the great job, thank you for sharing!

[@XtensDIY]

amazing trick..thnx a lot!!

[@maxmashpit610]

Genius man.

[@fuxleo]

awsome tut!!!pro stuff 😋

[@turitamasnyirbator]

I liked this pro tip.

[@doppewaxy282]

Thanks David,am sure today is just,third or fourth may be fifth times,again am learning this demonstration,it's fun,it's enjoyable,it's intuitive if you put just work to it.your the best engineer in the world,your voice implies how much your enjoying what your doing what you love to do,impressive,I give you credits.thanks.love from East Africa Tanzania🇹🇿

[@ElkinMarenco]

Excelent Tip, Thanks x1000

[@owencoopersfx]

Thank you! I don't know why I never thought of taking this approach before >

[@aboemusic]

Really good tip. Thanks :)

[@Wayne_Robinson]

Good techniques to control reverb in either direction... what a contrast between the two processed versions.

[@johnchapman5858]

this is superb thank you so much for this.

[@kamalengels]

excellent! thanks!

[@The321shutdown]

This and Pensado's Place are my two favorite youtube channels for mixing tips and tricks. Love the upwards compression trick on reverb man! Will definitely try this out. Would be cool to try using one verb with good early reflections with the gate trick and use the sidechain compression with a verb with a nice tail to get the best of two worlds if you ever found yourself in a situation where it could work/was needed. Or use it as a way of having dynamic effect change whenever the vocalist sings, like a chorus and a long delay or something.

[@JuanchoGutierrezSantos]

Very nice trick!

[@zeoleen4603]

u r the best, thank u

[@yoheikurihara3]

awesome thing....Thank you so much

[@danielmeier4167]

Really helpfull, thanks

[@ralflang5524]

nice trick! thanks

[@botterbek]

Hey man, I just recently discovered your channel. I must say that it is by far one of the best pro audio channels I have come across. Really well thought out content. Your experience speaks for itself. Could I ask that the demo meterials could be a bit louder in your videos though please. I find that to really hear the detail of the demos I have to turn up a bit and then the vocal is quite loud. Other than that please keep the great content coming💪🏼

[@markyokum1873]

Great, helpful video

[@Mineiro426]

Excellent. Thanks.

[@JulianFernandez]

Nice vid!

[@flaviozarza1735]

Nice Tricks! Thanx! 😉

[@richyseb]

Damn...!!! I used to do this SC Technique for Ducking Vocal Delays.. Never Tried it on Reverb... SOUNDS SOO DAMN "PRO" !!! :-D Thanks a Million... !!! :-D

[@UKNamaste]

Nice tip!

[@danjohnsonstudio]

The SC compression is a great tip for clearing a path for the vocal while retaining the tail. The expander I don't really get, I just shorten the tail in the verb if I want it to cut quickly when the vocals break.

[@Strate2]

nice technique, going to use it for sure

[@RobFlaxMusic]

Both techniques just blew my mind. Question: in your opinion, which technique would you choose for this mix? Both sound interesting, but... which fits the vibe better, in your opinion?

[@matts.1190]

Great technique! very subtle but yet so good sounding! The background guitar sounds like a jazz/funk version of thunderstruck haha

Great sounding mix! Just wanted to leave that :P

[@observer222]

Very nice tutorial, indeed.

[@bloodfiredeath87]

Great video, thanks! I am wondering though, couldn't you get the same effect if you automate the mix level of the reverb plugin to be more dry during the vocals and more wet during the spaces in between?

[@Sdbbffsd]

THANK YOUUUUH

[@FRANKRICECOLD209]

Nice thanks

[@BrooklynRagtag]

I love this trick. I use it all the time. Also side-chain gated verbs and delays do a similar thing to the upward compressor trick--it can let you have a wet vocal in a busy mix.

[@BrooklynRagtag]

+MixbusTV I appreciated your video on High Pass a lot as well. Thanks for the work you are doing!

[@Ednok]

Nice ¡¡¡¡ Thnx

[@outofthinair1]

A great technique

[@geoffcowan2384]

Thank you for the tip. Tracking vocals right now, but the singer hates reverb on his voice. I think this will work for him.

[@geoffcowan2384]

That is one of my tricks to get "reverb"without actually using reverb. :) I find it thickens up the vocals. I plan on using a little delay and a little of your reverb tip. Once again, thank you so much for sharing your time and knowledge with all of us. Much appreciated!

[@davidyoul6262]

Very helpful reverb tips, Thanks! Would be great to see a video where you start with a DRY MIX and then add the "space" (verbs/delays) to ALL instruments. This would show how they all work 'together'.

[@davidyoul6262]

Awesome. Keep up the great work.

[@robbiesoukiasyan937]

I was thinking, man that vocal sounds amazing. Then I saw the chain U47 into 1073. No wonder it sounds so good

[@infosmartsound]

lead471073?))) Oh man, how people love to praise the gear, but the real reason is that singer has nice voice himself. Believe me)

[@robbiesoukiasyan937]

infosmartsound no argument there. A great singer will work on any mic.

[@tecnogadget2]

give him a Samson c1!

[@loubot3332]

@@tecnogadget2 i know this was 3 years ago but any reason you singled out the Samson C1? Are they that bad? Or that good in your opinion? I ask cos I have one that use every now and then and find fairly good :)

[@dbtube]

Wow, what a great trick for controlling reverb tales. Thanks.

[@ahzelmusic]

Sounds good man , can't you automat that compression at the end If you still wanted the tail .

[@simonfine8611]

Very interesting video. I prefer the expander on the vocal verb (though I'd personally like some tail on some mixes, which could be added in). I could see the compression working well to duck delays on a mail vocal. Subscribed, thanks!

[@roanmccormick4036]

cool bro !

[@TimeMarchesOn]

Very cool is this a standard pro technique or did you come up with the gate/upward compression verb setup. Again really useful, thanks you.

[@bigthoughts1994]

Thanks for this video awsome!

[@bigthoughts1994]

MixbusTV Can I ask one question? If I am correct, I create a bus and put reverb on it. Afterwards I set up a compressor or gate depending on the effect I want. Then sent the vocals to the reverb bus. Tell the compressor or gate to listen to the sent which are the dry vocals, and then adjust the parameters accordingly right? the weird thing is, if I use a different compressor besides Pro C, I get input into the compressor and I tell it to listen to the auxiliary input but it doesn't do anything. Any idea what I do wrong?

[@bigthoughts1994]

MixbusTV I'm using Cockos Reaper. The way it works there is a track can also function as a bus. So I right click on the dry vocals and in the send menu I select Vox Reverb. In the compressor I select auxiliary input L+R the plugin is called reacomp

[@ProDoucher]

I do this with delays, pretty rad

[@NoizyInSeattle]

Nice trick