Midiverb4??

[andy21473]

Does anyone use a midiverb4? I hav one and am struggling to find a good vocal effect. Maybe if you use one for vocals what effect do you use of did you programme one in??

[scottboyher]

I use it quite a bit but it is a very noisy module.. I usually try to find a nice plate verb and tweak it from there. It is time consuming and there is no quick way. Get ready to become frustrated..

[pundit]

Originally posted by andy21473
Does anyone use a midiverb4? I hav one and am struggling to find a good vocal effect. Maybe if you use one for vocals what effect do you use of did you programme one in??

Answer... TC Electronic M300! Cheap and sounds good!

..or TC M-One XL.

[Stefan Elmblad]

I have a Midiverb4, I dig the Vintage Plate preset. A bit bright, but I have a deep voice so it works great for me.

[PsyCoNo]

I have a MIDIVERB II, they make nice paperweights ;-)

[esun127]

Originally posted by pundit
Answer... TC Electronic M300! Cheap and sounds good!

..or TC M-One XL.

Definitely. The TC M300 is very quiet and has high quality effects. I use the reverb engine for vocals and the other engine either for compression or de-esser with vocals, or misc effects for electric guitar.

The M-One XL is good, but the G-Major is a better deal and is a mere $100 more. However, it's not too useful with vocals.

[LongWaveStudio]

my midiverb 4 stays on the same patch all the time .its just a mono delay which i sometimes use if i need to.otherwise, i use lexicon/ tc mainly, the reverbs in the midiverb are too dreadfull. however, they sometimes work with drums if you're doing rock music. cheap nasty reverbs can slot in the mix a lot better sometimes! never hurts to experiemnt.

[Robert D]

Im writing from here in the future, and the Midiverb 12 is out. It still sucks!

[andy21473]

thanks all you good people, I think I will just have to sit down and tweak it a bit........well tweak it alot!!!

[LongWaveStudio]

andy, face it man, it sucks!

but the bad sound is what i like about it sometimes