What You Don't Know About Reverb - Reverb Masterclass

[@arthurreckelberg6578]

in a time when we have acces to so much information but dont know how reliable the info is, content like this makes this process way easier! thank you

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[@ProfessorSaibertin]

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[@mcjordanamartey]

Read The Bible. It speaks of this very phenomenon but that all true knowledge is in the Bible. 100% worth the read

[@DexDex4u]

@@mcjordanamartey dude I’m a christian, there is NOTHING IN THE BIBLE ABOUT THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A SPRING REVERB AND A PLATE REVERB

[@mcjordanamartey]

​@@DexDex4u All true knowledge. A lot of what we know right now in the world isn't necessary. It's fun, can seem like it's making the world better, but ultimately not necessary. Knowledge is a curse. We're killing ourselves because of how much we know. I just want to make it known that when you're lost, confused as to why you're not happy despite having a 'good life'. Your answer is in the Bible. That's what matters. But maybe there's some stuff on reverb, I have no idea I haven't finished it yet.

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I love the bits of history along with the visual aids. Great video, as usual.

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[@abnormalpotato1051]

8:40 Can I just say those strings are beautiful This is a really great explanation of reverb it makes things so much more clear

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[@krismatic_]

I have to check that out cause for some reason compressor settings still confuse me a bit. Happy to hear you’ve come out the other side!

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[@Czar_Music]

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[@wtfexza]

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[@wongsanggar]

This is by far the best historical and tutorial video on reverb topic in KZbin.. congrats and many thanks!

[@rayderrich]

The best explanation about reverb I have seen, and presented with the best haircut available to men. Thank you Sir!

[@jamescuttsmusicjcm5013]

I know all this stuff, but I still come to watch the vids. Haha. I constantly test my assumption of knowing all this stuff by watching through these kinds of vids to see if I have missed anything. Sometimes, I get surprised. But in any case my dude... I really could have done with all this stuff about 20 years ago when I knew absolutely sweet fa. Back then there wasn't a fat lot of easily accessible resources... or plugins either for that matter. At least, not with the kind of quality that we have at our fingertips today. Nice stuff! Keep it up. :D.

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I really enjoy your channel. Very informational. You stay on topic, with no unnecessary filler. Thank you!

[@hrushikeshj8810]

Wow! Thanks! Really appreciate this. I would have definitely watched the whole video even without the animations for plates etc. but just that you went out of your way to include them is just amazing! Thanks again! This was extremely useful.

[@inthemix]

Thank you. It’s good to know that you’d watch even without them!

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[@manrajchauhan5862]

Simply Gem Content. Professionals taking time to share their knowledge gathered over years of experiments and observation! Under 15 mins this opens so many doors to explore for new producers like me!

[@Andysmusicaljourney]

Finally! I've just recently started to get into the world of music, and this was hands down the best video about reverbs I've seen. Easy to understand and to the point. Thank you!

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Your videos are just so dang useful!!! There is one thing we can NEVER have enough of, KNOWLEDGE!!!!!!!! No matter how long you have been producing, mixing, engineering or just the novice... Constantly learning and using these techniques in your own instances are so very beneficial!

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These masterclass lessons are incredible .... thank you so much ❤ .. please keep these series coming .... like Delay, Saturation masterclass and so on 😍

[@DEAFLIZARD]

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[@Producer_SJ]

I searched everywhere for a video about this riverb. Thanks so much for this video🔥. Your channel is very valuable to me😇. I wish you all the best ❤️

[@ilyatishchenkov6501]

Your masterclasses are priceless, Michael! Every time I'm learning something new. Thank you so much!

[@DodaGarcia]

Because of its algorithmic nature I always imagined convolution reverb to be the one that would have the most artificial/stylistic sound. Finding out now it's actually the one that offers the most faithful recreation of an actual space was mind blowing!

[@professorflitch]

I love those tasty song snippets! They are high quality. Your eye on detail is excellent.

[@TheRealJinking]

This literally answered all my questions including Spatial Positioning

[@jeffstorm8945]

As a huge music fan, this video was great. It's fun to learn more about how the music I listen to is created. And for someone with very little technical knowledge on recording, this was very informative and fun to learn. Thank you!

[@alec8701]

Just wanted to let you know i really appreciate your vidoes bro, you can easily tell your passionate about music and arent a cash grab like a lot of channels now a days that only give access to content like this threw patroen and other funnels to maximize profits. Again thank you for yoir hard work and knowledge sir!!!

[@JacobTShipley]

I really appreciate how you're giving the history behind all of these as it really helps to break it down in my head. Thank you!

[@Skadoosh2021]

This is one of the just informative videos on reverb I've seen yet. Fantastic job!

[@michaelyankee]

Another brilliant video. Thank you so much. I would really love to see how this is applied in a mixing situation where you use these types of reverb to create the sense of space so each instrument is clearly heard.

[@SarahSpencerMusic]

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This series has been absolutely phenomenal

[@EnejJohhem]

Best video for a reverb addict like me.

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Appreciate your content a lot. You’ve improved my skills immensely and I believe you will continue to

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To be honest your videos have been so helpful. I remember seeing comments on one of your past videos saying that we shouldn't be following this channel... I just don't get it. Keep up the great work man.

[@ericgiova1663]

Everything you always wanted to know about reverb but were too afraid to ask. What a great content! Thanks sooooooooo much for sharing.

[@beatsbyekwatoriano3556]

We keep learning everyday from you... I think the reversed reverb is the last thing you should look at when trying to get a natural space. I like the convolution so much... Thanks Mike.

[@krazykalle4518]

Nice, not only did I learn about Reverbs, but also what an IR actually is and how it is made. This is a big thing in the metal guitar community for all the different speaker cabinets

[@inthemix]

Thanks! When choosing guitar amp sims there are so many things to look out for. Some companies take a handful of basic IRs whereas others record hundreds or more covering a wide range of settings (especially trying to model the behaviour under distortion). It’s a fascinating field!

[@shorerocks]

Oh, how I wish tutorials where that good and to the point 20 years ago! Excellent vid.

[@navneetpare]

Mind blown!! Even to a non-pro, the amazing explanation of the mechanics behind each example is just mind-expanding. Thank you mate!

[@hansraj110995]

I can't express how helpful your videos are, it's really great to have experienced engineers share their knowledge. Reverb is something I love but I struggle with it quite often.. can you make a video on how to figure out the perfect amount of wetness needed on a track... I usually end up with a reverbish track or quite a dry track.

[@audiospectra]

I believe the best way is to focus on using reverb as a panning (front-to-back) tool instead of focusing on numbers and math. The higher the decay the more a sound will be pushed towards the back of the stereo field, when the decay time is short things sound upfront and in your face. So, you use the decay to place your sounds in different pockets, from front to back. You can also play around with things such early reflections and pre-delay to put your sounds in a particular space/position in the mix. That's how you add depth, contrast, and emotion. But you can't achieve that if you're still thinking about numbers.

[@feggyo]

when you stop realizing that you are hearing a reverb, then that is the right ratio of wet/dry signal

[@richardhaas1989]

Some studios just used a hallway, the stairwell or even the elevator shaft! These were the days that it mattered what studio you chose to record with. They really did have their own unique sound.

[@xCYSRxSUPERMAN]

Michael is the best at this stuff!!! I love using reverb but did not know the analog side of it and now I understand what all the buttons are for. Side note: I heard one of your mixes in an American CVS store. I brought up your youtube page and matched the singers voice to the other songs you did for him. It was awesome!!!!

[@inthemix]

Thanks! Can I ask which song/artist it was?

[@ambedo_bass]

yo these videos are perfect, exactly what ive been wanting. Guides helping one understanding how to choose which type of effect, compressor, EQ ext - so damn helpful. Thanks for this series dude!

[@Brainamix]

Very educational I've learned so much about mixing and mastering from this man, very detailed videos and very in depth thought processes.

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Your videos are excellent. your channel is my go to for fl studio tips and overall music production tips. No nonsense or rambling, just straight to the point. The way you teach is makes it easy to follow. Fair play man and thank you !!

[@nathanebbing]

Thank you so much Michael! Learning From You Is Always The Best!

[@kizito8862]

I have seen all your vocal tutorialls And I haven't seen any tutorials about chorus , stabs ,adlips, Please ,in the mix ,my best teacher, Please toturial on that(chorus, adlips , harmonies God bless u my man 💓

[@oddpanda_beats]

that's exactly what I was looking for lately! thanks michael, awesome as always ♥

[@julesc8054]

It's amazing to see how far convolution reverb has come since steinberg invented it as a process in called "Impulse Response" Nueno 1 back in 2002 as a way of matching studio overdubs to location sound environments in post.

[@Av414ncheTMC]

This is waaay more than I was expecting. Huge THANKS to You for the amount of information you give and all of that effort. It is much appreciated.

[@producermantra]

My favorite effect is reverb. Really useful as always. Thanks michael

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Your hair is so freaking perfect 😯

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I must say, your channel is top class and you deserve all this popularity ! congratulation for your great work !

[@grizzlyflute]

Many thanks for this video. I record a lot of flute videos in a fairly dry sounding room. I've been using the RC24 plugin (that I imagine emulates the lexicon 224?), but I'm going to try and experiment with reflektors convolution / ir reverb as I never thought to try it before. Thank you so much for all your content.

[@chiju]

This is a great series! Can we please get a video about different types of analog distortion/saturation? Like how tape distorts differently from tubes, transformers, ect? Thanks!

[@willlandman9687]

I’m pretty sure he has one about types of saturation already

[@SnasaMusic]

Than you for the tutorial😁 For me Reverb really helps in gluing the vocals in the stereo space of the mix

[@J-Pi]

6:20 love the Loop

[@oneman49instruments]

Congratulations to all the team, very professional content! From Barcelona

[@kylemlsantos97]

Superb content. No one is doing it better on here. Simple and factual!.... and for free !

[@The_Horse-leafs_Cabbage]

Reverb, from my experience, is a tool filled with wonder, but extremely easy to overuse. Especially when you start dealing with convolution reverb... I love experimenting with different impulses, but have to stop myself from drowning out the rest of the mix (as you can probably tell, I still have a ways to go as a producer)

[@DefiniteMusic]

Amazing video ♥️

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Thank you. This is a subject that I never knew I needed to learn until this. Great stuff as always. Looking forward for more amazing content!

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I use EQ, compresion and other stuffs on my Microphone on stream. I mean, not pre-recorded content... And this videos are just amazing, because i can learn a lot and just try it all on my own, but having an idea what im doing. Ye, im new in this world, but im happy on my results!

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bro, these videos are incredible, thank you for them

[@johnjuniorsia4054]

You have a perfect timing. Maybe You are an Alien. 😅 I was having issues with my Reverb. ❤❤❤❤❣❣❣ Thank You. This video was really helpful.

[@jarcauco]

No few people here writing here about how well timed this video has been for them. To me this looks like a coincidence-free masterclass!!

[@kaveenfdo2307]

Michael is the best! love your videos brother ❤ I learned alot

[@cmichael6243]

we live in a world we can have a 12 mins video that can be a masterclass quality. thanks!

[@emiel333]

I love reverb. Have a hardware Lexicon and a lot of reverb plug-ins (of course). There are many great sounding reverb plug-ins like FabFilter Pro R, Valhalla, UVI SparkVerb and also many creative reverb plug-ins especially the ones that Eventide offers. Great video, Michael and have a great day! Best wishes, Emiel333

[@cho_beatz_prod]

I learn a lot from you bro. When i make it imma give you a big shoutout! But bro you keep your head so straight it barely moves. That’s a bomb talent 💯

[@Googahgee]

Awesome video on reverbs! Just one tiny nitpick - the sound that’s played into the space or hardware is the IMPULSE, and the response is just the recording of everything EXCEPT the original impulse - for example, when recording a space, you cut out the direct sound of the impulse that the mic picks up.

[@inthemix]

Thanks, I didn’t make that clear enough!

[@AbixBeats]

I don't always comment but in fact I appreciate you so much for the good work you do for us, thanks my mentor I don't yet have an established studio but wish to have it when I get money, that's why I keep learning from here, love you so much

[@BodhiSoftMobileApps]

Fun fact - if you take a little combo guitar amp w/a spring reverb tank in it and crank up the reverb & shake it around (without any guitar signal going into it), you get some really gnarly crashing chaotic sounds out of the springs themselves bouncing around.

[@TheBeatleLeafStudio]

Thank you for sharing, learn't something new about reverbs!

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[@auryle]

Wow... that is very well explained. Thanks for making! My favorite reverb type is plate btw.

[@inthemix]

Thanks for watching

[@MrWilloch1]

I know this the best fl studio channel on the internet and everything, but why is nobody talking about how hes hair is always perfect?

[@robfriedrich2822]

Spring type and plate also try to imitate a small room or a bigger hall. I had an organ with spring reverb, what was set to a longer reverb time, in a demonstration I noticed, that early Hammond tone cabinets with spring reverb sounded more like a pretty empty living room.

[@sharafhussain1987]

HOW COULD YOU??? thats exactly what I needed, thank youuuuuu 😭

[@serjiobazhan3918]

I use spring reverb on drums with very dark settings to boost low and and mid bass. It makes great body of a drums. You should try it.

[@robfriedrich2822]

Spring reverb was first used in Hammond tone cabinets to make the sound wet, long before plate reverb.

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I'm convinced no one knows more about FL studio than this dude, perhaps not even Image Line.

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Happy Teacher's Day ♥ Sir

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This is exactly what I needed!!!!!!

[@JamesWestMusicMan]

The animation visuals are incredible, might send this video to my old music teacher coz I know it'll help new students

[@warlanefam]

These three 'masterclass' video's are awesome. Thank you so much