[Request] "pre-reverb"

[Switchbladez]

I want to learn how to make a "pre-reverb", like f.ex. the effect on the piano in Da Tweekaz - Daydream.
0:07 - 0:10

[Procyon]

An easy way to do that is to play the first note of the piano (in this case) with tons of reverb and a very slight delay/echo, and bounce that to a wave-file.

Then, import the wave-file to your DAW again and reverse it. Same as a reversed crashcymbal basically.

[MKN]

yeah and another good but effective way is to get the 1st note, and have it coming up in volume/velocity.


Just for example, although you probably know this lol

[Switchbladez]

Thank both of you, really did the trick!
Combining them makes a cool effect

[Marcotjuh]

Get the tone, add reverb, sample it, reverse it and your there.

[Shepherd]

Cool to see that some people do things in totally different ways for such a little thing

[Piro]

sample the reverb means what?
sorry can't understand at all how to manage that

[Shepherd]

export the sound into a wav file

[Piro]

export the sound into a wav file

and then reimport it as another sample?

[malicious_kode]

Do you mean like a reverse-reverb?

Here- FL tutorial:


or-

Ableton Live:


Finally-

A geezer narrates the process in Adobe Audition: