How To Reverse & Resample Reverb for Effortless Transitions (All Genres)

In the ever-evolving landscape of music production, artists and producers are constantly seeking innovative methods to breathe new life into their tracks. In this week's video we're delving into the art of using reversed and resampled reverbs to add depth and texture to music, a technique that can set your productions apart from the rest.
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Great tips. Thanks!

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Nice vid!

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take it one step further: reverse the vocal. then add the reverb, record the reverb, reverse the reverb

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Thanks Mike!

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