My favorite reverb settings: Marc Daniel Nelson (Free Presets Included)

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Marc Daniel Nelson, a Grammy-nominated music producer, is joining us again to bring you another tutorial. Today, he will be talking about reverbs.
Over the course of his career, Marc has worked with many amazing artists, including Jason Mraz, Colbie Caillat, Eric Burdon, Fleetwood Mac, Rusted Root, and many more! He has also produced music for a number of films, including Blade Runner, Wild Horses, Point Break, Father Figures, and The Vietnam War.
In today’s video, Marc will be showing us some of his favorite reverbs. Marc has had people asking what his favorite presets are, and that got him thinking about how he could duplicate them in the box. Using a Jason Mraz track, Netflix movie score, and a solo drum section, Marc will show us exactly how he achieves these reverb sounds. There has been over 5 decades of different kinds of reverbs, and in the past, it has been really difficult to duplicate them in the box, but lately they have been getting closer and closer! Because of this, Marc is able to show us how to achieve his favorite reverb sounds completely in the box. With these three different sounds, Marc will explain exactly what does what, and what he chose in order to create the sound that he did.
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[@Producelikeapro]

What are some of your favorite reverb tricks?

[@Czyszy]

I dunno but I love plate reverbs the most. Also, I think spring verbs are cool and they can sound fantastic on percussion.

[@PraisoundAcademy]

when you put an EQ in the Reverb Bus to avoid mud

[@eliashowe7115]

Run a sweep tone with click at the end of it and change the reverb preset at any time until you find the best preset by ear.

[@adrianl5899]

EQing the reverb (HP and LP), feeding delays into reverbs, and automating them to create contrasts - such as drying out for an intimate part of the song. Have a great day! Thanks. :)

[@revol40]

The 480 on separate pans is a cool trick. Trying to find the emotional connection in a reverb that is right for the song. Awesome tips.

[@joelonsdale]

My new favourite studio person - gentle, talented and great to listen to.

[@Igor93161]

agree absolutly

[@thesaint7380]

+10

[@cjuggernaut1]

Who are the jokers giving this a thumbs down? This video is gold. Thank you Marc and Warren!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much!!

[@ILoveHellas]

The jokers are statstically significant for the scientific research of the mentally impaired.

[@Richard_Hood]

I'm enjoying your videos Marc, totally engaging and I'm learning lots to help me in my own audio journey. Thanks to Warren for sharing too.

[@evilhubert]

It’s most likely some failed producer wannabes that are used to doing things differently and consider their own feelings super important. Marc is the man, so inspiring!

[@kurtralske4026]

A good demo - not just of reverbs - but of how professionals use their aesthetic judgment: carefully, with a clear head, and no ego.

[@philiphopper4885]

Marc has such a calming voice!

[@Producelikeapro]

Yes! Amazing!

[@marcdanielnelson317]

Thanks, Philip

[@caryharlow917]

Well, that dog is not waking up.

[@marcdanielnelson317]

Poke him with a stick... he’ll get up.

[@Muovinen]

Totally agree. Such a great presentation.

[@murraywebster1228]

Predelay is always the key to getting a reverb to “sit”, and also ducking on long and dense reverbs

[@christiangillmann9466]

Ahh, this is so good. Thanks so much Warren & Marc Daniel ❤ Please do some more.

[@erickpalmer5051]

I love this series! Thank you so much Daniel and PLAP!

[@davidallenhammond2777]

Great demo of those reverbs, thanks so much Marc and thank you Warren.

[@DanielPestanaTranslations]

Beautifully sounding reverbs. Mind blowing! Really emotional sounding!

[@JasonChinniansoulmod1]

Outstanding video and great to hear these different reverbs on the same part to hear the differences. Awesome 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@jackduxbury1632]

This series is solid Gold. Many thanks indeed

[@johncostigan6160]

A nice lesson in subtlety; refreshing.

[@FaithfulGuitarTutorials]

I love these videos demoing different settings for mixing. Thanks for your generosity. Keep doing this! Im learning a lot!

[@dirkbrouns5293]

All your videos are so really well done Marc. Love your insights and knowledge as well as the relaxed, connected vibe you bring. Keep up the great work!

[@jviljaka]

I loved this video, and your passion for reverb! Soo good! Thank you so much!

[@petesawchuk]

What a perfect segment. Great music examples, superb [and very digestible] reverb ideas & concepts. thanks & well done Marc & Warren!

[@lukekent9687]

So informative, love the passion he has for fostering emotions in the mix!

[@sweetfoampunishment3286]

Always struggling with reverbs this is pure gold! Thank you very much!

[@RC32Smiths01]

Reverb is really cool when you know how to use it! Great work to learn here as always!

[@G-Doggy]

Great tutorial. Thanks for this and all of your incredibly useful tips and tricks. Definitely changes the way I'll approach selecting reverbs in the future.

[@lexvane3494]

Thank You Marc, so great and so much focus with which you explain you're way of approaching music to us. Its almost Zen! Love watching you do this.

[@jimmyanderson4663]

Just wanted to let you know I really loved this episode that you put out. It gave me a new understanding of some reverbs and made me revisited some old reverbs I like. Also it gave me one of those a-ha moments that helped me with a couple mixes already thanks again cheers

[@counterw8]

What a great presentation and as has been said the emotional value of reverb. The orchestra sections was beautiful. I especially loved the two Lexicon 480's with the slight pre-delay difference. Made it sound like I was sitting in the chamber.

[@Electricowlworks]

Thanks again Marc and Warren! Another great video highlighting that the decision-making process is crucial to realizing the intention of the desired emotional landscape you are trying to sculpt for a production. Great stuff! - chaz

[@petervad]

Wow, just discovered this guy and this series. Gold. Such a beautiful and calm way of explaining and comparing things; no mad rush. Love it. Thank you!

[@gregjanes474]

Thanks Marc and Warren. You guys are really good teachers. Sincerely. I'm working on some instrumentals and I will probably be giving extra attention to my reverbs just because you guys felt like sharing something cool...thanks guys. Happy Halloween and have a great weekend!

[@ASJerrell]

This is the most helpful video on reverb I’ve seen yet. The Pre-delay conversation gave me a “oh that’s it!” moment too. Thank you.

[@noiseinthebasement8139]

Great discussion and examples. Thanks, Marc & Warren.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much!

[@AlexanderOspanov]

Thank you so much for the always simple and detailed explanations and great examples.

[@drea7772]

Marc is a natural teacher whose knowledge and delivery style promotes learning in the most soothing and comfortable setting! Great job! How about more lessons from Marc?

[@emjayguitar3742]

Dr. Dre is that you?

[@zentatonic]

Produce Like A Pro, Kush After Hours and Rick Beato are the holy friggin trinity for music production and appreciation. We're not worthy.

[@Producelikeapro]

You’re very kind! I feel honoured to be included in such fine company!

[@harmonybeatz1252]

Do not forget about Andrew Zeleno!

[@dweingast]

One of the best videos on Reverb I have ever seen. It’s just nails it. Thank you.

[@RONNYMORRISMUSIC]

Always enjoy your videos which has helped me starting my own mixes, which I find truly interesting.

[@AdrianRC991]

Been strugling to get the ambience right in a song i'm mixing and this video just gave the right mind set when thinking in Reverb... Thanks!!

[@adamwasthefirstman]

Super informative, and he's so right about pre-delay! I've found that often it's more important than which reverb you use.

[@aholder4471]

I just have to say I already loved the produce like a pro channel but You really add another dimension to it. I really like your teaching style.

[@evildeebee]

I find going through his thought process for his decisions to be much more valuable than even the technical details behind his reverb choices. Very cool and great insight!

[@aaronbird9437]

wow! Fascinating to hear through his ears.

[@toilettunes1]

loved this one ...looking forward to the pre delay lesson

[@mikaanttila9251]

That Transatlantic Plate sounds awesome and is visually one of the coolest plugin.

[@FADY-MAALOUF]

Marc, you are such an inspiration and a magical mind !

[@thiagoribeiro9789]

Very subtle and huge at the sane time. Thanks a lot!

[@cabuffal0]

Why is thie video so great! Really enjoy watching it again and learning.

[@Producelikeapro]

Wow! Thanks ever so much

[@jrmcelro]

What a great idea for a video. When I grew up with my old tascam 424 portastudio I never had access to instruction like this. It’s incredible

[@Regular-Person-Guy]

Warren thank you so much for posting this! I had given up on reverb because of how much they smeared my transients and just made my vocals all blurry. But Marc Daniel Nelson has renewed my hope! The "Seventh Heaven" from liquid sonics is a freakin GAME CHANGER! It just stays out of the way, and adds some natural sounding space! You guys are freakin awesome!

[@coloaten6682]

Nice one Marc, very interesting. Thanks for your insights.

[@slowpokeproductions]

The reel-to-reel in the back. Epic.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much! Love the Studer!!

[@adrianl5899]

A fantastic showcase of the emotional value of reverb on the sound, and how it takes you to a different place in time as well as a different space! Thank you, Marc and Warren for helping us.

[@marcdanielnelson317]

Tank you Adrian

[@TonjuwelenDeAgentur]

Marc Daniel Nelson is becoming my secret weapon :) In every Video great tips, great tricks. And always good taste in his musical decisions.

[@willohsongmusic7599]

That double lexicon is legendary and my mind has been opened. Absolutely never heard of that- (I may or may not be using this all the time...)

[@BradDollar]

Loved your variety of examples! Thanks for sharing.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@ELISONICLANDSCAPE]

The 480 trick sounds amazing like a real blockbuster. 🤩 wow

[@hawaiirealmedia5610]

Great hearing all those chambers back to back. Way back in the last century, I couldn't mix a track without a EMT250. Back then it was the number one, go to. Thanks for the demo! That Seventh Heaven sound like a deal these days.

[@misterfalur]

your tutorials are so interessant and I learn a lot from you, thank you!

[@MrMemyselfandi415]

Dang it you're so amazing at what you do. I just kept thinking...yep...yep..yep. BAH! So much talent. Thanks for the help.

[@emily_bowie]

Love it. Learned something new with the left and right 480 trick. I really love the sound of Capital Chambers #2 with the 44 on vocals. These videos are great. Thanks, Marc and Warren!

[@marcdanielnelson317]

Thank you Thank you

[@nolanneal]

Also, that’s probably one of the nicest looking mixing videos I’ve ever seen! He has a great eye for video and the color grading was spectacular! Very clean and inspiring. Makes me wish I were on that couch playing acoustic beside his dog. 🙏🏻 I learned a lot watching this! Thanks!

[@marcdanielnelson317]

Thanks Nolan, They are getting better as new one's get finished.

[@GedCartwright]

Excellent content, presentation and explanation. Thanks for the great insights!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much! Marc rules!!

[@elftone9301]

Terrific presentation! Thank you!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much!

[@DinoSvanhvit]

Very interesting. A universe of knowledge on it’s own with reverbs.

[@efnerva664]

This video turned out to be surprisingly inspirational, thanks!

[@marcdanielnelson317]

Right on

[@kadiummusic]

Lovely informative video, I've always thought reverb's were misunderstood and undervalued. The right reverb with the right settings can totally transform any recording.

[@jamisonfrench]

“I don’t reflect for an emotional connection with” in regard to a reverb. More of this in music today! Please. Placing an importance on creative elements.. Creating sounds, textures, layers and elements you connect with.. creating and cultivating the vibe. So important. 🙏

[@Beethovan]

Excellent video on Reverbs.

[@edilio18]

This guy is the best. I do agree with him, that transatlantic reverb sounds so good it's calming lol.

[@Producelikeapro]

Fantastic José!

[@BlackFireTunes]

Has anyone ever experimented with panned reverb ...two separate reverbs hard panned on a bus channel❓🔥🔥🔥 Marc Daniel is the star⭐️ of this channel💯

[@matthewsweet5232]

Thank you for such a wonderfully presented video. I would love to see something similarly presented on delays.

[@briankingart]

i LOVED this demonstration of vastly yet subtly different reversbs. What a lesson! Thank you for this illuminating display. I appreciate the non rock, non pop material as sources... TYVM Sir Warren. Thank YOU Marc!!!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much Brian!!

[@shyharmonic]

Video production looking/sounding awesome!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@falschnehmung]

... appreciate the insights VERY MUCH. Invaluable !

[@purpletapes1940]

This guy is brilliant! such applicable knowledge :)

[@mauricelevasseur9987]

Yeap! Easy to listen and so thoughtful!

[@kelvynification]

Masterful:) Thank you once again.

[@stephenrobinson788]

fantastic video..... I like the delay's and reverbs used by "Lee Scratch Perry" and a lot of 70.s dub.... Also "Can" from the same era...

[@EricSkyeMusic]

Great lesson!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much!

[@thesaint7380]

Very well done and really helpful, thank you so much ! What i will copy is not presets but viewing reverbs from their emotional impact instead of how they just work. What is not so good is that i actually have to make music today...but now i'll have to watch all of Marc's other videos :)

[@Producelikeapro]

Great! Thanks ever so much ! You'll love all of Marc's videos!

[@mhz-live]

new mentor, thank you Marc

[@scartabellomusic]

Really great presentation!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@7MOONS2023]

Thank you .. it’s the best reverb content

[@Eric_In_SF]

Wtf. I can listen to this guy talk all day. He’s so mellow and soothing and his voice just has this nice tonal harmonic with just the slightest amount of natural soft distortion.

[@myyt4382]

Marc thanks again! You are awesome!😉

[@m.i.stapes]

Really excited about this make.mine.music series with Mark Daniel Nelson right now!!

[@motionPush]

Thank you, informative and enjoyable.

[@markesquivelarvizu6942]

I have really opted out of reverb and use delay a lot more now, it keeps the mix a lot clearer.

[@TallerdelSebaRehbein]

sweet ;) awesome tutorial, love the multimono 480

[@sergelaporte4295]

Hey... an intelligent, savvy and sensible demonstration of software using actual... music. Let me applaud all those concerned, Sir. whatever the tweet of the day, actual music played by actual musicians wins. But, of course, you have to be good. Bravo , Monsieur Nelson, de Serge du Québec :)

[@thatchinaboi1]

This comparison video is top notch.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@CPurner]

This is such a great video! Thank you!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@mistergrooveman1018]

Nice vibes here ! Thanks !

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@citytonightproductions]

Capitol chambers is the best reverb I’ve purchased to date! Highly recommend

[@jasonplucas]

Such goooood content, thank u 🙏🏽

[@BojanBojovic]

Magnificent video again. 🖖

[@57Techboy]

I agree the pre-delay makes the reverbs sound authentic.

[@donniehill5688]

Marc Daniel is Truly Incredible. He Has A true sense of sound. He has also done his Homework. I love what he he does. Thank you

[@marcdanielnelson317]

Thanks Donnie. Nice of you to say.

[@TheLebno]

@@marcdanielnelson317 What are these .tfx-files? Can't open mine in Pro-R in Pro Tools. Thank you in advance.

[@eliasfrigard3650]

Great video! Thank you.

[@tobysandovaloficial]

Fantastic video !!

[@Silakov1987]

Marc is REALLY AWESOME ENGINEER! More video, please!!!

[@marcdanielnelson317]

Thanks my Duder

[@oig40203]

Excellent teacher!

[@filtafacta]

Great video! Much appreciated 🙏 I wonder what in-ears Marc is using?