What you will learn
History of reverbs used in studios
All controls and their function in reverb
Practical examples and mix applications
Categorical types of reverb
Bloom and Shimmer, their history, use and examples
Gated and Non-Linear reverbs
Plates and Springs, practical examples
Out of the box use of reverb
Lesson Plan
History & Application
Common Reverb
Colour Modes
Mix - Dry/Wet
Decay
Pre-Delay
Damping
Shape
Diffusion
Modulation
EQ
Width
Ambience
Room
Chamber
Hall
Cathedral
Convolution Reverb
IR Measurement Device
Spring Reverb
Mechanical Plate Reverb
Digital Plate Reverb
Shimmer
Bloom
Reverse Reverb
Gated Reverb
Non-Linear Reverb
Special Applications
Reverb is one of the most widely used effects in the mix, yet producers do not take the time to fully learn and understand each parameter 100%.
This fully comprehensive guide to reverb educates you on all of the common controls presented in software reverbs.
After completing the 28 lessons, you will have the knowledge and confidence to dial in the correct settings time after time.
Requirements
No previous experience is required. The expert guide will teach you everything you need to know about reverb from A to Z. The majority of the examples are presented inside the Valhalla VintageVerb plugin. However, all of the knowledge can be transferred to your favourite software reverb.
* Please note: The Valhalla VintageVerb plugin is not included.
JOIN THE CLASS - $36.00
Unparalleled Detail
Reverb is an essential ingredient to a professional sounding track. Uncover the full potential of reverb in your productions. Every single parameter that you need to know about is explained in great detail.
Mix Applications
Which reverb to choose for a snare? What is the optimal space for my synth lead? Can I apply reverb on bass? The course is packed full of practical mixing applications and tips.
3 Hours 55 Minutes
The Expert Guide to Reverb contains almost 4 hours of streamable content. By the end of the course, you will drastically improve your knowledge of reverbs. You will be able to make a better judgement when using reverb in your productions.