reverb

Jan
12

Sound Absorption: The Chicken Sandwich Incident

Comments: 1 + Tags: absorption, definitions, reverb, sound, Sound Basics

Sound absorption is a concept that my local Chili's restaurant architect failed to consider when designing the interior.  more »

Sep
01

Battle for the Reverb

Comments: 5 + Tags: delay, effects, guitar, reverb

A sound tech posed the question "what you think of guitarists putting reverb and delay on, rather than us doing the processing?"

I don't have a problem when a guitarist uses reverb or delay for a particular service or song as long as it sounds good.  That being said, there are several factors to consider; more »

Aug
28

Using Reverb On Vocals

Comments: 5 + Tags: Equalization / Mixing, eq, reverb, technical, vocals

I was discussing reverb on vocals with a local musician whose mastered a few of his bands CD's.  He said that another musician told him the amount of reverb changes with the times.  "Sometimes, popular music uses a lot of reverb.  But today, very little is used."  If you apply it to a genre like pop or CCM, I might see a little of that.  It does seem the farther apart the years, the easier to see the difference.  The topic I see that needs to be raised is "how much reverb should I use in church worship songs here in 2009?" more »

Oct
28

Reverb or Delay: Do you Know The Difference?

Comments: 1 + Tags: Equipment-Signal Processors (Limiters, Reverb Units, etc), delay, effects, guitar, reverb, technical, vocal

Reverberation and delay are two methods of signal processing that are often incorrectly equated.  The confusion comes from the fact that they are so closely related. more »

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