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In my mixing setup I usually use two reverbs, one Hall and on chamber reverb, I use the small chamber reverb (and sometimes plate reverb) for the rhythmic elements: drums (especially kick drum) and bass (unless I don't need a precise bass). And I use the Hall reverb for the harmonic and melodic tracks.

I also use one reverb with a predelay and the other reverb without predelay this helps to keep a coherent stereo image..

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After contemplating this a while I reduced it to a mathematical equation.


With X being the current number of reverbs you have in your DAW now....and reduced to it's most simple form....

X+1


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Originally Posted By: Guitarhacker
After contemplating this a while I reduced it to a mathematical equation.


With X being the current number of reverbs you have in your DAW now....and reduced to it's most simple form....

X+1

I thought that was the equation for how many GUITARS... um... never mind

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Originally Posted By: Guitarhacker
After contemplating this a while I reduced it to a mathematical equation.


With X being the current number of reverbs you have in your DAW now....and reduced to it's most simple form....

X+1

I thought that was the equation for how many GUITARS... um... never mind



same mathematical formula applies..... guns, guitars, dogs, millions in the bank, etc....


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If I had the money, I'd buy altiverb in a heartbeat. That is the best reverb hands down. It allows you to use real recorded reverb from actual recorded spaces, not just fake digital made or "styled" reverb.


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Here’s an article with 7 different and usable reverb plugins. https://www.musictech.net/2018/07/7-freeware-reverb-plug-ins/


I have recommended the third one down in that list many times.
Ambience is awesome once you get your arms around it. (and free)
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For PGMusic users; the plugin developer worked with PG developers to iron out a couple issues back in the day .. for me it has worked great in PG Products for years.


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Herb,

Is this the same formula as:

X + 1 + ((X + 1) +1)) to infinity, which I believe is the formula that is driving recurring revenue software development as we know it?

Your higher math skills are better than mine so I thought I would just check and see.

Am I right professor???

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Originally Posted By: Islansoul
If I had the money, I'd buy altiverb in a heartbeat. That is the best reverb hands down. It allows you to use real recorded reverb from actual recorded spaces, not just fake digital made or "styled" reverb.


This article lists freeware convolution reverbs, which is the type of reverb you are referring to.

http://www.echothief.com/convolution-reverbs/

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