Reverbs again

[WIP]

Sorry but the old thread on reverbs which was recommended by someone here did not answer my questions completely.

I also wanted to know how you use reverbs in the mix. Do you use one reverb for the whole orchestra or different reverbs for each instrument? Or something in between?

WIP

[LHong]

Depends on the available resources we have, About four to six reverbs/effs for about 32 + tracks, each tracks has own sent/returned/inserted Aux-eff parameter. Let\'s say with 6 Aux-eff (Aux1~Aux6), they would give you the total of 64 combined-parameter, with 7/8 aux-eff is about 128/256 combined-parameter and so on.

[Bardstown Audio]

In addition to adding ambient effects (room/hall simulation) to a mix, reverb is also used to add \"depth dimension\" to a mix. If you want to place certain instruments further in the background of your mix (rear area of stage), you apply more reverb to those particular instrument tracks. If you want to place certain instruments closer to the front of the mix (front area of stage), you apply less reverb to those instrument tracks.

A stereo mix is three dimensional....panning places instruments anywhere from left to right, and the degree of reverb places instruments anywhere from front to rear.

Kip
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