Is it a good idea to add reverb AND delay to vocals?

[wawhoudini]

Is it a good idea to add reverb AND delay to vocals?

 

[Armistice]

It depends...

 

[Beerhunter]

yes and no

 

[miroslav]

Sometimes....

 

[heatmiser]

Yes

 

[dragonworks]

not when you are recording. You can always add but you can't take away. If the singer wants rever, give it to them in the mix but don't record it. Ad it later. You can always change it before final mix, if you record it you can't.
J.D.

 

[Bane01]

Generally I pseudo double-track then add reverb.

 

[guitaristic]

add reverb and delay to everything

Then put a super-long verb on the master track too. 100% wet.


/troll

 

[JimmyS1969]

add reverb and delay to everything

Then put a super-long verb on the master track too. 100% wet.


/troll

Dood...

 

[Bane01]

add reverb and delay to everything

Then put a super-long verb on the master track too. 100% wet.


/troll

Naw man, you're supposed to take a phaser and put it 100% wet on the master bus.

 

[guitaristic]

Dood...

Naw man, you're supposed to take a phaser and put it 100% wet on the master bus.

Haha oh yeah I forgot

 

[Armistice]

Haha oh yeah I forgot

And you forgot about using a Boss Metal Zone on the master bus as well. Have we learnt nothing???????

 

[fat_fleet]

YesYesYesYesYesYesYes

 

[ashcat_lt]

Naw man, you're supposed to take a phaser and put it 100% wet...

That's a vibrato, which is cool too.

 

[grimtraveller]

Is it a good idea to add reverb AND delay to vocals?

It can be.