A Ridiculously Detailed Look at Reverb in Ableton

[@redgit9905]

How you got less than 10k subs evades me 😅 you’re insane bro!

[@matttinklermusic]

Haha, thank you!! Will get there one day. ☺️

[@viruscerbero]

Simply Excellent!

[@matttinklermusic]

Thank you for watching!! :)

[@SykeThrone]

i like this video c: tired will return tommorow to finish! the intro was solid on the idea of the room?? and the instrument?? mind blown

[@matttinklermusic]

Thanks! I hope the rest of the video was useful for you. :)

[@rhythmempathyandlove]

ah man exactly what I needed, thanks a ton!:)

[@matttinklermusic]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching and I'm glad it was useful for you. :)

[@Andromulus]

Thank you i'm 10+ years into owning ableton and this education on their reverb was long overdue

[@matttinklermusic]

You're welcome! Any other effects you'd like to see a deep-dive like this into? :)

[@arnoldludvig6900]

Thank you for that full explanation and demonstration 👍 totaly clear. I could find your “freeze” video, though, that you mentioned. Can you please point me to it? I’d love to learn about the freeze function 😊

[@matttinklermusic]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching and I'm glad it was informative. :) Here's the 'freeze' function video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6PPYZ2mi8yLhpo

[@arnoldludvig6900]

Thank you for your quick reply 👍 looking foreward to explore this 😊

[@AlexAmadoYT]

You won me at 1:25. new sub

[@matttinklermusic]

Thank you! Very glad you enjoyed the video! :D

[@serge3333]

Why you’re wearing jacket indoor?

[@matttinklermusic]

I recorded this video in my old studio in Melbourne during winter. Australia's building standards are really poor, with very little insulation, and the only heating available in this room was a little electric heater (which is expensive to run). It was probably about 8-10 degrees Celsius in the room when I recorded this video. 😂

[@johncitizen8828]

I figure a man with that much acoustic panelling on his walls knows a thing or two about reverb.

[@matttinklermusic]

I'd like to think so! 😂

[@alecjohnson55]

coming back to these after they were a bit too advanced for my needs when they came out has been such a joy

[@matttinklermusic]

I'm so glad you're able to find continued value in these videos! :D

[@bibiboitedalu]

thank! I don't understand what is the right parameter number on input filter

[@matttinklermusic]

It's the bandwidth for the filter! A higher value is a wider bandwidth, and a lower value is a narrower one. I typically just click and drag the filter on the graph though. :)

[@3dmonkeybizz]

😂 It's a filthy job.... But someone has to do it! Thanks so much for taking the time. It is exactly on the fx that I trip up so this is much appreciated ❤

[@matttinklermusic]

Fortunately I actually kind of like doing this kind of stuff! But you're right, it definitely does take some time... 😅 Thanks for watching and I'm glad you enjoyed! :)

[@denysholovatyi3149]

you need a bit of deessing

[@matttinklermusic]

Noted. Thanks for watching! :)

[@soran8sora]

bro, thank you so much for lightening!

[@matttinklermusic]

You're welcome! :)

[@AlexSilva-ye2lp]

The best explanations ever, It really helped me. brilliant👌

[@matttinklermusic]

Really glad to hear it! Thanks for watching. :)

[@breakbeatonline]

This video is the best, friend. Tight hug 😊😊😊😊

[@matttinklermusic]

You're very welcome! Thanks for watching. :)

[@kyleolsen1]

Very clear, whilst maintaining good detail in the explanation. Great work!

[@matttinklermusic]

Thank you!! :)

[@genaugenaugenau]

Superb explanation

[@matttinklermusic]

I'm glad you liked it. Thanks for watching!! 😁

[@roymitchell5894]

Thank you !

[@matttinklermusic]

You're welcome! :D

[@kronk358]

Umm, thats not what diffusion is.

[@matttinklermusic]

If you could elaborate a bit, that would be awesome! It'll help everyone learn. :)

[@xhall0910]

​@@matttinklermusicI guess the answer was "no" lol