ADVANCED REVERB TECHNIQUE FOR MELODIC TECHNO | ABLETON LIVE

In this video I show you an advanced reverb technique for melodic techno... Hope you'll like it. Enjoy !
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[@theATTICMusic]

Give that man a cookie! Ive searched hours for this technique. THANK YOU MAN!

[@DaFresh]

🙂👍

[@crazymr1179]

I hope Da Fresh will create a tutorial on electronic music from beginning to end (including mixing and mastering). I will definitely buy it.

[@DaFresh]

I'm working on it 😉

[@lucacica]

This is the first video i watch from you, i'll leave a comment for everyone of your videos i watch. This is what i'm looking for! :)

[@DaFresh]

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[@pr0ph3t1983]

Love the shifter on the reverb!

[@DaFresh]

Yes it's pretty cool

[@squareinsquare2078]

Yes!

[@DaFresh]

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[@flowerpower_dj]

Always great hints and tips from you! ❤🔥❤

[@DaFresh]

🙏😌

[@DaFresh]

You can download the Ableton project of this tutorial on my Patreon page 👉 www.patreon.com/dafresh

[@dj_kik]

Cool astuces encore une fois de + :)

[@DaFresh]

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[@roymitchell5894]

Thank you.

[@DaFresh]

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[@jonnyk2091]

ty

[@DaFresh]

Glad you watch my channel 😉

[@HernanGiarrizzo]

woow, great tutorial, Merci!

[@DaFresh]

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[@rolandlopez7763]

Incredible!! Thank You!

[@DaFresh]

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[@olegkonchenkov]

Thank you for your videos! Always right on time!

[@DaFresh]

My pleasure

[@bubulmaster5230]

Super tuto encore! J'vais tester 👊

[@DaFresh]

Merci, bon test 😉

[@SOUNDLABSHQ]

AWESOME!

[@DaFresh]

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[@ju3772]

Great to see the multiple possibilities 🔥

[@DaFresh]

And you can experiment much more 😉

[@tolunaysahin4977]

Legend !

[@DaFresh]

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[@oliverscleaningco1911]

Nice
Thanks

[@DaFresh]

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[@mravocado1283]

Dope!

[@DaFresh]

thanks

[@julieno1870]

Toujours super intéressant. Pas besoin d'investir dans des plug in onéreux, c'est "simple" et efficace .
Merci pour le partage.🤩🤩

[@DaFresh]

Exactement 👌

[@siprturo]

Question - Instead of creating an effect rack with 2 signals, wouldn't it make more sense to use sends/returns and send the signal to a reverb channel that maintains the dry signal?

[@DaFresh]

You can do exactly the same with a return channel yes, but then if you need to export your stems (to send to a mixing engineer or to send to another artist for a remix, for example) you won't have the effect directly on your synth channel. And also I use return channels only on a mixing purpose, not for sound design, or it will be a mess in my project with 20 return channels to manage 😅

[@siprturo]

@@DaFresh Thanks for your response! But when I use return channels, I can still export the dry and wet stems separately to give to mixing engineer. I'd love to see a video about this topic - when to use sends/returns with reverbs and delays and when to use effects directly on the layer and how to have more control over your reverbs in general, specially in melodic techno where these effects are so important but also need to be controlled for a clean mix.

[@DaFresh]

@@siprturo There are no rules, with the technique I show in the tutorial or with send, you'll have the same result. It's just about which workflow you prefer 😉

[@siprturo]

@@DaFresh thank you for your help!

[@dalejason]

This is 🔥❤️🙏

[@DaFresh]

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[@DJamal1803]

You can try to use reverb in a Return Channel

[@DaFresh]

Yes I can, but I prefer to keep my return channels for mixing purpose : reverbs (short, mid, long) + delays

[@goidmusic5954]

love you so helpful great

[@DaFresh]

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[@gilssellig216]

Love this vidéo comme d'hab 🙃 , un peu enrhumé on dirait Da Fresh , peace

[@DaFresh]

Un peu enrhumé yes... 🤧😅

[@Bouzouk44]

Toujours appreciable de découvrir de nouvelles techniques ! J'aimerais bien savoir comment ta basse est faite, elle sonne terriblement bien !

[@DaFresh]

La basse est faite avec Analog, sawtooth oscillateur, freq à 82, un EQ8 pour couper les aigues jusqu'à 800Hz, et un sidechain

[@sqguitar]

C'est superbe! Thank you 💜

[@DaFresh]

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[@MrD34DM4U5]

Thanks mec, direct au but, tu montre d'autres possibilités. À ajouter a ma toolbox.

[@DaFresh]

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