Post by jazznoise on Nov 26, 2013 19:50:31 GMT -6
So recently on my last few projects I've been setting up my standard 1 or 2 reverbs. Now a problem I was having is the pre-delay for my short reverb might push back my drums the way I wanted to, but it also swallows up my guitar sound.
What I started doing was setting up tracks in Reaper where the signal went through a delay plugin, with the dry signal going out to the mains unaffected but the send being delayed by a certain amount. This means I can sort of push instruments around a space a bit better without needing a dozen reverb busses and I can even do a little EQ'ing to the delay'd signal depending on the vst I use.
I'm basically just asking does anyone else do something like this or have any other reverb/delay tricks that might be a little obscure, but cool?
What I started doing was setting up tracks in Reaper where the signal went through a delay plugin, with the dry signal going out to the mains unaffected but the send being delayed by a certain amount. This means I can sort of push instruments around a space a bit better without needing a dozen reverb busses and I can even do a little EQ'ing to the delay'd signal depending on the vst I use.
I'm basically just asking does anyone else do something like this or have any other reverb/delay tricks that might be a little obscure, but cool?
