When you guys are mixing and processing tracks how many different reverbs do you use on your mix?
I know... the answer will be: depends. Let me clarify.
If you apply some light reverb to your Vox and pick a "hall" algorithm then your vox will sound like they are being performed in a hall.
If you apply some reverb to your drums and pick a "church" algorithm then your drums will sound like they are being performed in a church.
How can you have your vox being sung in a hall and your drums being performed in a church in the same song??
What im asking is do you pick one reverb unit/setting for the whole song and apply different amounts of that single reverb unit/setting to individual tracks or do you use several different types of reverb and settings for individual tracks depending on the mix and what "sounds good?"
What do you guys tend to do?
Thanks.
I know... the answer will be: depends. Let me clarify.
If you apply some light reverb to your Vox and pick a "hall" algorithm then your vox will sound like they are being performed in a hall.
If you apply some reverb to your drums and pick a "church" algorithm then your drums will sound like they are being performed in a church.
How can you have your vox being sung in a hall and your drums being performed in a church in the same song??
What im asking is do you pick one reverb unit/setting for the whole song and apply different amounts of that single reverb unit/setting to individual tracks or do you use several different types of reverb and settings for individual tracks depending on the mix and what "sounds good?"
What do you guys tend to do?
Thanks.