Mixing with Reverb (Live Demonstration)

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The song used in this video is Keep Moving On by Daniel Greenwood (www.dangreenwoodmusic.co.uk)
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In this video, I'm going to walk you through the process of applying reverb to a whole mix, step-by-step.
I'm going to demonstrate on a real-world track right in front of you.
If you've seen loads of videos about reverb online, but aren't really sure how it all ties together and how to apply it to a real-world track: watch now.
This clip is actually an extract from one of our recent live streaming sessions as part of Home Studio University.
So, if you want to see a whole mix start to finish, be sure to check that out: join.musiciano...
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[@Max10_B]

I've also never seen someone apply reverb to entire mix to get timing and tone of verb down that was really interesting and helpful

[@urielkra]

After watching, 10h on compression and 9h on Eq, this the best course i have had ever❤❤

[@djvoid1]

I would love to see a tutorial from you going through mixing reverb on an electronic music track containing mostly synths, drum machine, sounds etc. Because a lot of these sounds are dry, or come with baked-in reverb, and there's no expectation of what sort of reverb/delay space they should inhabit in the real world, it's surely different theory wise applying reverb than it would be to a track with acoustic instruments. It'd be great to get your insight into the decisions you would make to get a mix with said instrumentation to sound harmonious, 3 dimensional and all-around great using reverb.

[@masteringcom]

Thanks for the suggestion - I've added it to my list!

[@Danksunfish]

@@masteringcom Please do consider it. I am also working with mostly synthesized sounds.

[@solatiomusic7685]

@@masteringcom I have the same issue with reverb

[@nathannyquist7208]

Dude really cool how you tested the whole mix going into 1 reverb as a way for finding what suits the vibe of the track better. I like how its an inherently 'less is more' approach to using reverb that because of its simplicity will create more cohesion within a mix. Awesome!

[@spirit3697]

Very helpful channel brother thanks a lot. Learned a lot from it and Im still learning and got
the cheat sheet as well. You make things easier and straight to the mind.

[@RonanLyleMusic]

Hey man I just got an email with this video linked, it is exactly what ive been looking for as im pretty amateur at producing my small bedroom studio stuff to make it sound like it was atleast played and recorded in a real studio, thank you

[@nikolanikolic5180]

he sound the same like JOhn Mayer !! wow

[@lewisknudsen1]

Absolutely LOVE your referencing method, great video thank you

[@masteringcom]

Thanks for watching!

[@fabiobadano-bad-composer5075]

Thank you guy, this video is a great gift!

[@newsomething8682]

Thank you for sharing your gold knowledge!

[@masteringcom]

Our pleasure!

[@noelleechenyee93]

Awesome video. Thanks for sharing these good tips. Really powerful.

[@masteringcom]

No problem! Happy to help!

[@fureaongaku]

great video to understand how a mixing engineer thinks

[@luckyobiero1245]

loved it

[@giulioboobzilla]

Room reverb on da vocals soundz nize

[@Felix00007]

Thanks u you so much

[@DimaMirnyOfficial]

Great video man!Why are you using mix buss channel instead just stereo out channel as your mix buss ?

[@AMIRGRANDSADO]

MICROPHONE USED FOR VOCAL?

[@Elechouse993]

Reverb is a struggle for me. Its perfect with only one sound, when I add another sounds its become bad sounding.

[@Max10_B]

There's one thing that's ultimately very confusing abt using sends. Some people use the sends to choose the amount of reverb while some people send a full 0db signal and adjust the reverb fader. What is the correct way to do this or is it different mindset of applying effects?

[@thimovijfschaft3271]

I'm currently very struggling with reverb. Bc without it, the song sounds dull. But y song is made out of a big orchestra, with big distorted guitars, a deep bass guitar, slamming drums, multiple one men choirs doing different stuff at the same time, and with foreground vocals. And yeah I didn't have any problems with reverb until I started to do the vocals. The reverbs of the 2 vocal layers really seem to cloud up the mix and hide some of the orchestra or de melody guitars.

[@marceschmann5683]

I'm interested in that song you're working on, i really love it!! Is there any possible to stream or buy it?

[@samturner8177]

Hi love the video, as always ive been watching a while and learning so much! I have one question (which isnt particularly related to this video); when working with guitars in logic, should i add pedals/ effects (such as phase, delay vibrato etc.) before mixing while recording the guitar, or should i send a clean guitar signal to a bus and then add the effects there? Thanks!

[@KOKAI99]

Hey maybe you or someone in the comments can help me.
I am alwways struggling with the decision wether to use reverb on a send track, with one reverb for every instrument in the mix, or should I use different reverbs on different groups/busses? Should I use reverbs as insert effects? Different reverb for vocals, top drums, synths etc.? What if I wanna use reverb as a creative effect, make the snare sound super long and far away, the rest of the mix almost dry? Every I read, use this on guitar, use this on vocals, but how the f*** should I do this when I am using just one reverb bus? :D
You see, I am very confused about reverb in my mix, I hope that somebody has some good tips for me.
Thank you!

[@quadrant2012]

So , this is the only reverb used i.e. none on individual tracks ?

[@Arthurabm1998]

It sounds like fleet foxes s2

[@A1phanum3ric69]

Hey Bro you have a bunch of clipping in your audio sounds like garble bad wire connection, I would guess.. Hope that helps!

[@oceanblu7305]

Why would you put reverb on the entire mix?

[@glugblub7524]

thanks for the video the song was horrible