dudleys100
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OK so I am currently trying to decide on what reverb I want to "get to know". I have realized that the more I put into getting to know a piece of equipment the better it gets. I would rather put my time into getting to know one thing very well, than a bunch of things just a little in the search for "that" reverb. So first I just need some help with what I should pu my time into. I have been using Waves reverb plug'in's (R-verb and Truverb). I like them but still am not satisfied with the results, feeling like I am still too "digital". I am a guitar player and I would compare this to playing through a solid state amp with an effects processor. I would like the reverb sound that makes me feel like I am playing through a Fender Vibro King and a Tube Screamer. I currently think that I will get this through a descent hardware reverb (ie. Lexicon or T.C.) Am I correct in my thinking? I want that lush sound that makes me feel as though I am there at a concert hall that does not sound like it is "brittle". I hear it on CD"s it must be out there.
That is my main concern, now my real question is what level of outboard Reverb do I need in order to surpass the quality of the Waves stuff. What kind of price do I need to reach. What model of Lexicon would I be looking at, do I have to go all the way to the PCM stuff? I would really appreciate your help.
That is my main concern, now my real question is what level of outboard Reverb do I need in order to surpass the quality of the Waves stuff. What kind of price do I need to reach. What model of Lexicon would I be looking at, do I have to go all the way to the PCM stuff? I would really appreciate your help.