Watch This Before Adding Reverb To Your Mix
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
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Holy shit, I didn't know the Low and high cut settings on Valhalla are not rolling off the exact frequencies you set. Super useful video
This was also a total shocker for me, and was super useful.
@@maxverse indeed, they could easily set up a slope button to manually change it
To me that might be one of the things that's actually better about the stock ableton reverb than a lot of other reverbs is that you can see the envelope for the eq that you're applying
Technicall they are rolling off at the freq you set; it's they they are rolling off at a more gentle slope (1 pole) than many of of expected. Vahalla could improve the UI by adding "1 pole" or "6 dB/oct". I'll write them make suggest that.
This was super useful, particularly because I've spent 3 months turning these knobs in Valhalla without fully understanding what I was doing
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A trick I learned from Andrew Scheps with verb is to eq before the verb and roll off the frequencies you don't need before the verb happens
if you add eq before wouldn't the verb be able to add them back in?
@Joel_Harris depends on how steep your high/low pass filter is. Eqing before makes it so your "send" signal is cleaned up for the reverb. It's a lot more transparent, sounds better with real instruments imo. I sometimes eq before and after. All depends really
The correct way would be to apply the reverb first, then use the EQ to remove any unwanted frequencies, and finally place the EQ before the reverb
@@Dr.Awesome_DE You mean one way to do this.
This best way to EQ the verb is to place it on a send with an EQ after it. This way you can shape the EQ of just the reverb without Eqing everything else.
My favorite rvb trck is to put an Compressor behind the reverb and sidechain it with the original signal. ❤
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God damn, this single video elevated my mixes to another level. Had big problems with a reverb now I have a vision. Much appreciated
Dude holy I'm 39 seconds on the upload. Just needed this one on a new track too. Great timing!
Great tips. I learned A LOT about VintageVerb I have been using for years. Thank you!
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The explanations about the low and high cut makes a lot of sense. I usually have my reverbs on a sends and I always use an EQ on the channel. Every time I increase the low cut on the Valhalla plugin, there's still a ton of low end rumble. This is a great reminder to read user manuals.
Fire tutorial as always! Thanks Big Z
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Very useful vid once again. Thx a lot! 🖤
Dope advice bro! 👏🏻
Thank you for showing how you work with plugins. Now I realize that you have to look at how a particular knob affects certain frequencies and only then the whole scene. Now I'm slowly beginning to understand how it works.
This video is really good to see how the integrated EQs in reverbs work, not as sharp as I thought. For vocals and melodies I always put reverbs and delays in parallel, so you can control them and put your own EQs before and after the effect. This way you can also add compressors or sidechain effects just on the reverb or delay.
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jks, but seriously. I have so many purple links on youtube with any valhallavintageverb guide and there is literally none, I thought that maybe you had some in the gallery but not what I've fully looked for. This is spot on, you nailed it and you are my truly inspiration
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I'm having a shit day/week 🙄 halfway through this and my focus and mood has shifted for the better, thanks Z!
I am SO bookmarking this for later... This should help me clean up the reverbs on all my new tunes
Thanks!
I had no idea about the damping part, thanks Big Z
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Awesome as always
That's why Valhalla VintageVerb, Room and Plate are my go to reverbs for years now. Love the UIs.
Vahalla could improve the UI by adding "1 pole" or "6 dB/oct". I'll write them make suggest that.
Excellent video. Does justice to the title!
Great video. Especially the transient masking part. Thanks!
Thanks for the info, also that bass drop was really cool :)
You are the best teacher who always says the right answer. Thank you for this video, too. It helps a lot 😍😍
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That was awesome, I always had to use a separate EQ for the reverb to make it sit right. Now I know why. So many other great tips aswell, thanks!
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thanks to your video now i know how to add reverb to my trance lead synths 😄
Great breakdown for this plugin. I literally use it on everything. So flexible.
Thanks
This is a great video, thanks! 😊👌
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great video ...loved it
That was useful. Glad I subscribed.
Great video. Holy shit. Super helpful.
Great Tips !
Another great video instruction. Thanks.
Really useful thx!
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Oo, thanks for the run through. Great tips
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A good explanation and very informative. Thank you.
Great to know, thank you!
This was a great video packed with lots of info. Thanks Z. Didn't know that valhalla only used a 6db slope for the EQ cuts. I usually put Pro-Q on before and after my reverb to remove unwanted frequences. Nothing crazy. On the way in I'll remove some of the bass and on the way out I like to give the EQ curve an M shape so the lows, highs, and the mids (where the vocal sits) all get tamed a bit to make room for more important elements. I also think another important element of the reverb is matching your timing up with your project. I find that having my reverb end just before a time amount (a beat, one bar, two bars) helps to keep clarity in the mix. I believe this is because the reverb doesn't bleed as much into the next phrase.
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This was very helpful, thank you good sir!
You're gold, thank you
You should definitely make a video on Vahalla vintageverb and show us what each knob does!
better than just flipping through presets. TY
Super informative video about valhalla Reverb ! Thanks 👍
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Excellent video !
Very helpful thanks
Top and tail ( eq ) before the reverb on a send bus. That's the method I prefer.
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this is wild
great tutorial
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Super useful turotial man, also that bass line on this track is siiiick have you released this song?
Lol. I like much more the "Muddy reverb" in the intro :D
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On a serious note, this was a great demonstration of reverb concepts
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Nice track!
Will you release it?
Is this reverb applied as an effect or a send? I started using Reverb as a send, and it's been a big game changer for me. I set the Mix on the reverb 100% as a Send, and then I can adjust the mix of the send from the track itself. This allows for no loss of dry signal when increasing the mix of the reverb. If I were to just apply the reverb as an effect, as I increase the mix, I start to lose the dry signal, resulting in a weaker sounding track.
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Thanks Alot, i use this technique for my Project in FL Studio Mobile very usefull and huelge Impact. :D
Most importantly to use pre-delay according to tempo
Your room looks very well acousted 👍🏼 Are you using some kind of room calibration eq software as well, soundid, dirac etc.?
I had a question about adding a reverb to a drum bus. Do you bus all your drum elements, including the kick, to one bus then add a reverb to that drum bus? Also, do you eq that bus after adding the reverb? For example, do you send the dry drum signal and the wet reverb signal to your stereo out?
I like the Fabflilter reverb all in one .
Sup Big Z
Hello Big Z, thanks for this video. Do you know if all Valhalla's have the same 6db for octave curve? (low/high cut) thanks
i really wish valhalla room had options for low cutting :( idk why its in the vintageverb and shimmer but not room...
so pre-delay should always be 0? When should it be greater than zero?
Great video but careful about your room if you have too many acoustic treatment it can end up sounding dead
Can you do one like this for Valhalla delay?
Seems basic but very important video
How would one apply the attack thing when most reverbs dont have such control (at least not by that name), not even those from Valhalla.
How come so many of your tracks on Spotify are missing or have been removed?
I did this kind of music in highschool 😅 Should I be proud with my productions... I can see so many crap tracks... ok nice performance in filters /cutoff/rezo/env/reverb
check out my before and after mix here and notice how I made reverbs sit perfectly in the mix:
ua-cam.com/video/1e7gNcdEW5g/v-deo.htmlsi=VCYKimA6bX_Dyss7
if you automate fxs on dance tracks djs won't have a lot to do ...
knowingly f***ks up with reverb settings, tells you how not to f***k up with it.
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