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During the Mastering Stage?

Besides the occasional EQ tweak do you add any reverb to the overall mix at the mastering stage to get a fuller more blended sound?
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There are, of course, no rules governing this stuff. However, I would say in general, no. EQ, compression and/or limiting are the common things done in mastering. Reverb tends to be more of an artistic choice, which is generally not considered part of the mastering process.

Of course, there are always exceptions.
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