PUREMIX Using Reverb on Vocals TUTORiAL
SYNTHiC4TE | 22 March 2015 | 81.2 MB
In this video, Fab explains how to tailor a reverb tail on a vocal track to enhance the sound of the singer
Reverb is often used as a utility to enhance the sound of a track, especially a singer. In this video Fab explains all aspects and parameters of reverb tail and their influence on the final result. This will let you create a sense for what each parameter will do, in order to get a feeling for what you want to achieve rather than considering time, space, size, depth, color, absorption etc. just names or numerical values.
Once you get a feel for the various aspects of a reverb, it will be easy to connect your ears to the final result and achieve that perfect space behind your vocal track.
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