Hey everybody!
I don't have a pair of monitors yet so I can never tell whether i'm using too much, or too little amounts of reverb.
I'm using Logic Pro 9 and I use the Lexicon 'LexHall' reverb on a bus/send. How much mix % should I be using in the reverb plugin?
Reverb question.
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TheRavestyler
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15% - 20% and play with Reverb Time.
depends on what u gonna add the reverb too.
depends on what u gonna add the reverb too.
Imagine building a guitar and then tuning it and then playing it. That's what electronic music is.
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If you can't tell man, then you just shouldn't be producing lol
You neeeeed some studio monitors to produce, like ASAP!
But yeah I used to use around 20% reverb mix, but I use sends through cubase now
You neeeeed some studio monitors to produce, like ASAP!
But yeah I used to use around 20% reverb mix, but I use sends through cubase now
Not really.MKN wrote:You neeeeed some studio monitors to produce
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I'm poor and use Skullcandy Skullcrushers to produce and they work fine for the level I'm at right nowShiniroth wrote:Not really.MKN wrote:You neeeeed some studio monitors to produce
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Indeed, i mean, i have logitech Z-5500 and it works fine.Shiniroth wrote:Not really.MKN wrote:You neeeeed some studio monitors to produce
Studio monitors are good for producing but if you listen close you can also hear whats good!
Behind the curtain of everyday's consciousness..
With 'good' monitors you can improve a lot.
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TheRavestyler
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okk soo a Producer needs to make a Mixdown too.Shiniroth wrote:Not really.MKN wrote:You neeeeed some studio monitors to produce
now lets give a Producer some fcked up Logitech Speakers for 50€ and lets ask him if he can make a Track with good mixdown and it should be enjoyable / Listenable.
btw This Discussion is already Offtopic.
Imagine building a guitar and then tuning it and then playing it. That's what electronic music is.
https://soundcloud.com/cruel-instinct
Well, Pham Ngoc made his first tracks on Creative A500 speakers (but now he's using KRK monitors)TheRavestyler wrote:okk soo a Producer needs to make a Mixdown too.Shiniroth wrote:Not really.MKN wrote:You neeeeed some studio monitors to produce
now lets give a Producer some fcked up Logitech Speakers for 50€ and lets ask him if he can make a Track with good mixdown and it should be enjoyable / Listenable.
btw This Discussion is already Offtopic.
Coarsection don't have any monitors too.
Well if you can't hear really clearly what exactly you're producing... then how the hell are you gonna produce good quality music?
If you're asking someone else how much reverb you need to use... you need good monitors!
/rantover
If you're asking someone else how much reverb you need to use... you need good monitors!
/rantover