Heironymous Bosch (?)
I dig his stuff.
What Reverb do people use?
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- KVRian
- 717 posts since 30 Apr, 2004 from Jerusalem, Israel
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- KVRAF
- 6937 posts since 4 Jun, 2004 from Utrecht, Holland
Yeah, hardware!! Sometimes I hook up my ART DMV-Pro unit, my flexible friend.birrman wrote:I realize this is kvr....but not one of you uses an outboard reverb anymore????
I just picked up a tc m300 with 24 bit i/o, its very pretty & i think for vocals it might be my new friend (ducks from flying beer bottles)
Features Chamber, Room, Hall & Plate reverbs. Each has several classes: instrument, Concert, Gated, Ambient & Dynamic. So thats 4x5 = 20 different reverbs to start with. Then come the parameters, typically predelay, size, decay, depth, diffusion, shape & motion. Oh, and high/low cut/boost EQ ofcourse.
Either its 4 mono processors, or 2 stereo processors or one big multi-effect. Preferred its reverbs to the affordable Lexicon models, and can do much much more! Delay, pitch, chorus, flanger, phaser, tremolo, panning, lesley...
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- KVRAF
- 25027 posts since 12 Jul, 2003 from West Caprazumia
that damned bloke in the left corner of the pic annoys me BIG-TIMEscamme wrote: Don't be negative look at this, maybe it'll calm you
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- KVRAF
- 3299 posts since 7 May, 2004 from Athens, Greece
... you mean right, no?
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- KVRist
- 290 posts since 25 Dec, 2003 from Bay Area, CA, USA
Davies Hall is awesome!VitaminD wrote:nahh this is better..
nice reverbvery lifelike
I use Dreamverb, P100 Plate verb, EMT 140 Plate, and SIR.
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- KVRAF
- 25027 posts since 12 Jul, 2003 from West Caprazumia
zeoy wrote:... you mean right, no?
- I sometimes confuse it... 
- when I did the practical-test for my driving-license it happened to me: 'I said 'right' ' said the tester, 'oops sorry - I confuse it sometimes', I answered. 'Then I will say 'left' when I mean right and 'right' when I mean left from now on!' - 'Sorry, but that won't work as I confuse it just sometimes and I haven't yet managed to work out a system when exactly I do it!'
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- KVRist
- 75 posts since 15 Apr, 2004 from Sweden
Anyone here uses UAD? The EMT Plate is now my main reverb. Definately doesn't suit all purposes, but when it does, it can really do magic.
My second reverb is still my outbard Lexicon Alex, I guess. Mostly used for smaller rooms (guitar room).
My second reverb is still my outbard Lexicon Alex, I guess. Mostly used for smaller rooms (guitar room).
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- KVRian
- 1313 posts since 29 Mar, 2002 from Salt Lake City, Utah - U.S.A.
jens wrote:zeoy wrote:... you mean right, no?
- I sometimes confuse it... - when I did the practical-test for my driving-license it happened to me: 'I said 'right' ' said the tester, 'oops sorry - I confuse it sometimes', I answered. 'Then I will say 'left' when I mean right and 'right' when I mean left from now on!' - 'Sorry, but that won't work as I confuse it just sometimes and I haven't yet managed to work out a system when exactly I do it!'Jens are you right handed? Write something in front of someone and ask them if you are right handed.
If so, then always remember your writing hand is your right side.
Then grab a knife in that hand turn out the lights and go Freaky Jason in the dark.
If you're the little dude here this is you waving your right finger
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- KVRAF
- 2401 posts since 29 Dec, 2002 from In the dark
Left, right, does it matter. He is still anoyingjens wrote: that damned bloke in the left corner
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- Pick Me Pick me!
- 10242 posts since 12 Mar, 2002 from a state of confusion
hello
I wanted to give my concern about some synthedit synths lately.. I suppose this should be in the SE area.. but since this is about reverbs I thought it would fit better here.
To be honest I tend to turn in the opposite direction when I see the words 'Synthedit" tied to a vsti.. even free ones. Not that I consider them bad products, just that most (if not all) that I've tried have had that same characteristic SE sound.. I like variety. One of the main reasons for this is use of the same widely available modules.. especially OSC/Filters/ and EFFECTS.
today I'd like to just say that I wish there were other reverb modules out there than the one (and you should know which one I'm talking about) that most people seem to just slap in their products. this reverb sounds very harsh and unnatural..
sure.. I can just disable it or turn the level to 0.. but thats not the point.. if you're going to work hard on creating a solid product then introduce a 3rd rate reverb.. well you've just killed the quality of the synth through and through. (IMO)
so please consider either a different algorithm or simply not including a reverb in the structure of your SE synths.. thank you.
I wanted to give my concern about some synthedit synths lately.. I suppose this should be in the SE area.. but since this is about reverbs I thought it would fit better here.
To be honest I tend to turn in the opposite direction when I see the words 'Synthedit" tied to a vsti.. even free ones. Not that I consider them bad products, just that most (if not all) that I've tried have had that same characteristic SE sound.. I like variety. One of the main reasons for this is use of the same widely available modules.. especially OSC/Filters/ and EFFECTS.
today I'd like to just say that I wish there were other reverb modules out there than the one (and you should know which one I'm talking about) that most people seem to just slap in their products. this reverb sounds very harsh and unnatural..
sure.. I can just disable it or turn the level to 0.. but thats not the point.. if you're going to work hard on creating a solid product then introduce a 3rd rate reverb.. well you've just killed the quality of the synth through and through. (IMO)
so please consider either a different algorithm or simply not including a reverb in the structure of your SE synths.. thank you.