How To EQ Your Reverbs!

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This week’s tutorial shows you How To EQ Your Reverbs!
Have you ever mixed a vocal to sound great & found an awesome sounding reverb to go with it - only to find that there is still some muddiness in the mix? Most people don’t realize that even a great-sounding reverb most likely still needs a little EQing. That’s because every song is different & the frequencies that consume each individual varies from song to song. Luckily with a little EQing, you can make any reverb sound amazing in the mix & sit perfectly with all the other tracks in the session.
Follow along as professional engineer Realistic shows you How To EQ Your Reverbs!
Realistic is a Producer/Engineer located in Atlanta, GA specializing in Hip-Hop, R&B & Pop music. Realistic has been involved in the music industry for over 15 years. He has worked on projects for Rick Ross, Future, Wale, Tory Lanez, The Game, Talib Kweli, Just Blaze, Musiq Soulchild, Pharoahe Monch, NBA 2k, DC Films, CW, Skyzoo, BJ The Chicago Kid, Madlib, Ayo-N-Keyz, Billboard Hitmakers, Atmosphere, Brother Ali, Rhymesayers, Hamburger Helper, & LoveOfPharaoh.
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[@michal.ochedowski]

That before and after comparison revealed a big difference in overall clarity. Great track by the way. Thanks for sharing.

[@sergeypoznyahovsky5431]

Never had my vocal reverb so bright and sparkling! Thank you very much, bro! You are really helpful

[@DeanPickersgill]

Simple, clear expaination, thank you!

[@MuffinTunes]

As a starting home studio musician, seeing you work with a vocal eq demonstration gave me something to consider when I mix my recorded clarinet sessions! Solid explanation, thanks!

[@DManimations1]

I would say using a post instead of the build in eq, gives you more control. So you can ab compare each step. Using the built in eq would mean you cannot switch on/off reverb or the build in eq seperately i guess. Whereby im not absolutely sure if pro q can do that maybe non the less.

[@realisticproductionsLLC]

That is a big reason why I used a different EQ than the built in one. Pro-R’s EQ probably gives the most control, but that reverb didn’t exist when I first started mixing & the reverbs I was using back then that had the post-EQ built in were fairly limited. Even still with Pro-R, I like the control a separate EQ can give me, like more bands, dynamic EQ, L/R, & M/S, etc.

[@victoriousakadiceproductions]

Nice definitely will try these techniques on the reverbs. Thank you for taking time out your day to share these techniques.

[@lozicrazy]

oh shit that eq before!! opening new thought patterns

[@got2rock4]

Great advice nice cleat explanation 🤘

[@gaganbakana]

great bro...

[@realisticproductionsLLC]

🙏🏼

[@kajammusicent.-djwhiteknig2931]

great tip

[@realisticproductionsLLC]

Thank you 🙏🏼

[@mkson1978]

👏🏼👏🏼👍🏻Thanks 🙂

[@realisticproductionsLLC]

You’re welcome!

[@zeesixnine3374]

Nice

[@robshaw845]

I liked it better bypassed

[@levonthetrack]

song name ? ;O

[@realisticproductionsLLC]

“Good Things Don’t Last” from LoveOfPharaoh’s upcoming album.

[@levonthetrack]

@@realisticproductionsLLC nice thanks you :D

[@realisticproductionsLLC]

@@levonthetrack you’re welcome!

[@Reg-Edit]

I think notching things out on the reverb return. Is not a good idea. Creates a lot of weird phrasing The reverb channel should sound very natural because it’s supposed to be making it sound natural Simple low-cut is enough If you need to notch out resonant frequencies, do it at source… As for pre-EQ on the reverb, that’s always a good idea. Just don’t overdo it and certainly no notches At the end of the day the rules are there are no rules Only good practice

[@MayhemMilIer]

do u have black friends

[@EXTERMINADORJAVIER]

Annoying every 3 minutes being taught how to use youtube in the year 2022 and how and where to click to like and subscribe.

[@vladpetrovsky8674]

God, so many words and little sound (((Besides, there’s also a loud reverb (((Sad....