hey guys I was just wondering what reverb plugins you were using for clean vocals. I usually like to send my delays to a plate verb but I'm not really a huge fan of cubase's stock IRs. If you guys are using impulses, which impulses are you using?
verbs for clean vocals?
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DullElysium
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Check out if some of these sound good. I know some people use the wooden room IR for drums, but not sure if there's anything great for vocals. Still it's free and a must have library.
http://www.samplicity.com/bricasti-m7-impulse-responses/
And for me the bigger part is finding a nice delay (maybe stereo) and then add just a tad of some reverb (plate works good) to glue the delay better to the vocal track. Then again I'm not really a vocal chain wizard so..
http://www.samplicity.com/bricasti-m7-impulse-responses/
And for me the bigger part is finding a nice delay (maybe stereo) and then add just a tad of some reverb (plate works good) to glue the delay better to the vocal track. Then again I'm not really a vocal chain wizard so..
Mikaël-ange
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As always, depend on what you want and what the track need:
Dry and bright lead with wet bg or the opposite?
In the first case (9 time out of 10 this is what is requested today) I go with my lexicon 1300s as pre delay, going through revibe (bright natural plate).
If I need the opposite I reach for TLspace (vintage digital medium hall) or reverb one.
And I eq and filter my reverb return.
I will pass on the otb chain since I suppose you don't care about it
Dry and bright lead with wet bg or the opposite?
In the first case (9 time out of 10 this is what is requested today) I go with my lexicon 1300s as pre delay, going through revibe (bright natural plate).
If I need the opposite I reach for TLspace (vintage digital medium hall) or reverb one.
And I eq and filter my reverb return.
I will pass on the otb chain since I suppose you don't care about it
