Learn about the qualities of the three reverb algorithms used in RAUM and take a quick tour of the interface. Tutorial taken from: RAUM Explained® www.groove3.co...
In the manual it says this which I don't fully understand. An someone explain it. (3) Mix: Adjusts the amount of effect added to the input signal by means of an equal-power crossfade. (4) Reverb: Adjusts the amount of reverb added to the effect signal by means of an equal-power crossfade.
3 - you're choosing the ratio of dry/wet 4 - you're choosing how much reverb is in the actual wet signal So 3 affects the entire signal, and 4 affects only the reverb wet signal
Dude this is one of the best tutorials I've ever seen about this plugin!
This is a godsend, as is the whole set of Eli Krantzberg's ten videos on Raum, it's so well explained, thanks. I learnt so much.
thanks for this tutorial, really helps cheers!
Thanks for this!
Would this be able to replace ICE from TRAKTOR/MACHINE?
Ice is WAY more limited imo so yeah.
In the manual it says this which I don't fully understand. An someone explain it.
(3) Mix: Adjusts the amount of effect added to the input signal by means of an equal-power crossfade.
(4) Reverb: Adjusts the amount of reverb added to the effect signal by means of an equal-power
crossfade.
3 - you're choosing the ratio of dry/wet
4 - you're choosing how much reverb is in the actual wet signal
So 3 affects the entire signal, and 4 affects only the reverb wet signal
@@guiyolaa Thanks for the reply. So if I am gonna put it on an aux track Both 3 and 4 should be full. If I am wrong correct me.
I am still don't fully understand. If i use it on an aux do I have to go fully wet on both @@guiyolaa