Vintage 70s/80s Reverb Trick (mix tutorial)

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In this mix tutorial, Marcus walks you through his process for getting that vintage, old-school reverb sound from the '60s and '70s.
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How to Produce “Pumped Up Kicks”

[grim]

I literally JUST NOW looked up how to get a pumped up kicks vocal mix and nothing came up. So I searched how to get a vintage vocal mix and you’re literally using pumped up kicks. That’s insane

[Anhidema]

That's a great great technique to narrow down the stereo width!!!

[basscase]

Nice observations and lessons. Another thing to play with for a retro verb and mix sound is to get somesort of lofi plugin and degrade the sampe rate and bit depth of certain channels. Those old consoles and hardware units sometimes did not have our modern sample rates and bit depths so that also effects the overall EQ sounds.

[exysness]

Almost exactly what I'm looking for. Thanks brother!

[thomascepeda]

Amazing tutorial! Loved the bowl cut EQ term

[TheSlim]

Thanks dude i just learn new tricks and new stock plugins

[repsen_nanso]

Thanks, great video! I was just looking for a video with a slightly lo-fi, retro vocal effect.

[onimisilovesonmusic]

Nice one. Thanks ....More studio one tutorials

[kmckinlay]

Another great explanation, thanks. On a tangent and your knowledge of all things plugin, could you recommend a decent acoustic preamp plugin that integrates into S1 please? I tried my TC Bodyrez pedal that I use on the floorboard into the interface to S1 but it doesn't really do the same job that it does on the floorboard. Thanks.

[-mastering]

That hi and low cut is called the abbey road reverb trick. FYI nice content.

[essinproductions]

I can seriously recommend Altiverb to anyone that wants some good sounding analog/oldschool reverb.

[rowqorfroqwpro]

would be nice if u showed the effects on the lead vocals ;/ kinda lost..

[gabrielu]

Hi! Can you get the same result using a mono track and mono plugins? Thanks