How to Find a Reverb Sound

[@mahdiyarmonfared]

I live in Iran under a criminal dictator who has censored and banned all international platforms. Nevertheless, I am happy to try to follow your teachings despite the limitations. thank you .

[@earledaniels4539]

Good luck and blessings from New Zealand ☺

[@frankieallenoriginalgospel6742]

unbelievable Joe thats the sound Ive been looking for now ive just got to look at your settings..You cant believe how long Ive been trying to get this sound and just happened to click on to your site

[@anton.pyshnograev]

Thanks for your labour guys. Your videos're very helphful for me.

[@darryldouglas6004]

In the 80s reverb was sting and used like a slap back echo. What I’m seeing today is reverb with a lower mix and long tail. I love the Studio One Room Reverb. Haven’t found a use for the Mixverb yet. 😃

[@proathome]

Hall for ballads, plate and hall or room for rock. Don't be afraid to have more than one reverb on any track and also multiple delays.

[@b1j]

Nice. I had assumed that running the HPF before the reverb would make the reverb work less hard. But maybe I’m conflating that with EQ before compression?

[@paulsevko]

Great video, Joe! Can You or anyone explain what the negative numbers mean in pre-delay and length. I have never seen this in any of the other reverbs. Thanks a lot!

[@stupendousmusic4190]

I have quite a few reverb plug-ins, and more than 90% of the time it's the Studio One Room Reverb on Plate setting, and I adjust the send, pre or post fader. I always do the Abbey Road reverb EQ: high pass at 300 Hz and low pass at 10 Khz, with a 48 dB octave on both, placed before the plug-in-never fails.

[@waaproject3659]

Joe always make me laugh... Loo Loo Loo sound efx was funny

[@tobytomplay7808]

Great video -- great info, as always. Thank you, Joe!

[@marksr12]

Great advice from Joe, as always! Thanks Joe and Presonus!

[@EverywhereisHE]

Very Helpful, thanks.

[@bjazz68]

Hi, what you describe as 'stupid simple' is highly detailed, complex, and a life saver for me! Thank you very much. Your tutorials are always just spot-on and great 🙂

[@dashmatic]

Always great info! I have struggled for hours with reverb, wish I had seen this video years ago! Thanks, Joe!

[@olegkornilov7164]

Спасибо, спасибо тебе Joe за это видео!

[@raymondspagnuolo8222]

The Flat Plate is nice!

[@DeltaWhiskeyBravo13579]

As always, Joe has some great info. I recently set up a delay/reverb FX send where I'm ducking it to come up after the dry audio goes quiet with the stock compressor. In this FX channel, I'm using Studio One Analog Delay going into a Relab LX480 Essentials. I have this reverb as a vocal plate setting (forgot the exact name). I came across something called the Abbey Road trick, where you'll EQ via high pass about 600 Hz and low pass about 10 KHz. It seems to work for what I wanted out of this FX channel.

[@tabitharasaproject]

That song sounds great! Did you write, that, Joe?

[@branimirkruzic9453]

simple and nice explanation. Thanks Joe...i use also the Neoverb from Izotope - cool for changing colours of the tone and much more. But i have to dive deeper in the stock plugins from Studio One which are great !!!

[@Boilerman-music]

Your awesome Joe, Thank you Sir!

[@Fretjoe]

Thanks so much I have a lot of trouble getting the reverb that I want and this helped a ton

[@Pulse2AM]

Plate reverbs add energy so they're good for rock, ballads hall reverbs work well, and don't be afraid to use several reverb types on one track. My default template has 3 reverbs on FX tracks so I can send various amounts anywhere - saves on CPU too.

[@llgms]

Can you do a video explaining all the knobs in room reverb? It has really obscure knobs for a reverb, and is a bit hard to dial for that reason

[@twinsprucestudios]

Great video Joe!! I have a question... would it not be more beneficial to EQ the lows out of your signal PRIOR to the reverb plug-in, instead of after? I would think you wouldn't want those low frequencies hitting the reverb at all... avoiding mud altogether. Just my friendly 2 cents!!

[@stevenpeterson9735]

That's certainly what I do and it's actually recommended. Putting the EQ in before the reverb cleans up what is going to the next processor in the chain, so that you're not processing unwanted signal. But, it's also an option to apply the EQ post reverb. There are no wrong methods in recording... only better ones. Right? :)

[@mvalencia8951]

Very very nice, tnx Joe

[@woodenbeast9337]

Joe you are the best

[@coloaten6682]

Great explanation, thanks!

[@1shannonleggette]

Thank Joe this is very helpful. \

[@perrythomasmusic3709]

Thanks, yes Reverb can keep you busy. Lately, I have been using more of the presets than I used to, at least for a good starting point. I can sometimes think I have my song sounding fantastic, with the Reverb perfect in my mind, but then the next day, it sounds like crap. You have to get away from it for a while.

[@mattlarcom6427]

I just have one question with my software I tried to look for room reverb in my files and none of it popped up what can I do to have it programmed into the software?

[@corrindion]

Thank you!

[@andrewgilman8835]

What are your thoughts on side chaining the reverb to the vocal?

[@henryijeoma]

you absolutely should in every mix tbh

[@MikeyOnTheWay]

It create space for the vocal so it really works, but sometimes it's just depends on the sound you are going for!

[@DropAnchor1978]

Joe, would it be better to place the EQ before the reverb, so those low frequencies will not be generated via the reverb because it "hears" a filtered signal source?

[@chrislombardi8870]

Question- If you click on room reverb, you are offered a number of different scenarios....ie.....small studio, large studio, hallway, etc. In recording a single acoustic guitar, what would you suggest I use? Thank you for your videos. I've learned a lot from you!

[@abletonproducer0014]

We miss ya joe 👤

[@jrclarkbass]

Great video! Should we or shouldn't we? For reverb the answer is always why not? For dinosaurs? Not so much. 😁 Happy New Year!!! 🎉🎉🎉

[@wjstephens4654]

Obnoxiously simple. I like it.

[@thomasrothenberger]

Top!!!! Very helpful!!!

[@SamirChandraBarma]

Hay joe, is there any feature for loop recording at a certain length (like abelton or betwig studio)

[@jundytouch]

What is difference if I send the REVERB into the SENDS with above the SENDS?

[@dougharris5660]

Hi Joe and thanks. Question: 2 people asked why not put the hpf before the reverb. that is what i thought before reading the comments. nice to see others had the same question, but there was one reply it is better after with no explanation as to why. Any one want to explain the pros and cons. thanks

[@wumpoleflack]

I think we add EQ after the reverb because reverbs will splash audio up and down the spectrum. So even if you limit the input EQ, the reverb may inject low frequency components. By EQing after the reverb you're making sure that nothing below your rumble frequency gets throught.

[@Alibaba63_07]

hı my friend its posible help me about studio one ? how i can move to same time in warp to song audio track click 2 track same time move line kick

[@markusaxelsson2122]

Thanks, stupid simple!

[@raymondspagnuolo8222]

Also, I think that the ebb and flow of things is a constant. Probably because, a young-un won't like his or hers Dad's (or Mom's) music, so if Dad or Mom liked music with reverb, then that won't be something pleasing or cool!!!!

[@helgdrev7537]

thanks)

[@garyshepherd9226]

I have been putting reverb in the Inserts rather than the Sends all these years. Is this wrong?

[@f-unfairstudiotime]

Not wrong, but somewhat unusual and perhaps a bit counter-productive. The traditional way to do it, as was usually and still is done on a real mixing console, is to use sends, with different channels/signals sending to one or several reverb outboard units, in your case to plugins. This way there are several advantages: -using the same reverb for some separate sources (for example the various drum elements of a drumkit, or backing vocals, or multiple guitar parts) sounds more natural and more logical to the ear -the above said also is much less CPU intensive for your computer, compared to using multiple reverb plugins on inserts for every single thing -the mix % control on a reverb plugin is not the best way to dose reverb on a signal or source (because if for example you want to put less reverb on a vocal in the verses but more in the choruses, automating the mix % and altering it will also change the volume of your vocal, which of course you don't want because it would ruin your mix, and also, using the mix % doesn't allow for pre or post fader sends, which can be used for example for making sources sound more far away in a mix or bring them closer and further with automation, thus giving the illusion of depth) -as mentioned in this video, you can place an eq plugin in the reverb path, using it to shape both the sound and the reverb itself, to eliminate unnecessary rumble buildup or sibilance and hiss in the reverb (actually, placing an eq plugin before the reverb plugin will enable you to cut the lows of the signal or the highs going into the reverb but to leave the reverb tail free to ring out naturally, while placing the eq plugin after the reverb plugin like he does in this video will tame the lows or highs from the already reverberated full signal, which sounds different). This can't be done if the reverb is on an insert, because the eq plugin would be cutting away at the whole signal, not just affecting the reverb. -it is much easier to see at glance, balance or change reverb levels in a mix if they are on their own returns and proper faders, than with the fiddly mix % control, which looks and is different on every plugin, depending on how its GUI was deigned. Hope this helps! AF

[@kennedylee2248]

how to side chain Vocal Reverb ?

[@Golden_Diamond]

Best~!

[@jenssieckmann]

Why not EQing the signal before sending it to the reverb?

[@henryijeoma]

after the reverb is better

[@eyeball2eyeball]

We want lfo tools to control reverb in the next s1 update

[@RiffMusic1970]

6:33. Turn down “send” vs turn down “mix”. 🤔

[@mahdiyarmonfared]

The plugins of this software make me unnecessary from other plugins.👍

[@MIHAO]

cheers

[@rubenmolino1480]

how?.?.........the reverberation,....it's not a sound!

[@hattidaddy]

Ty crap tweekers