Struggling to get PRO sounding reverb? Do THESE 2 tricks

In this video I show professional reverb tips such as how to sidechain reverb to the dry signal and how to route them separately for independent processing!

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[navazmerchant]

You can also load a Fruity Peak Controller Below the reverb and link the WET knob of the reverb to the Peak Controller and tweak with the settings till you find something cool that fits the mix

[prod_Zhen]

That's a really good tip .I could use this to my advantage when I do vocal mixing

[AdipowerDJ]

You can also add an EQ with a low cut at 400hz and a high cut at 4000hz to avoid muddy sound :)
Put it at first on the send, before the reverb.

[j.r.a.inthacut]

Pretty cool tip. I learned to do this on my own lol

[LBLBLBLBLBLBLBLBLBLB]

never thought to use sidechain for this!

[DSWL_]

im not struggling i don't care if i have a "pro" sound 😮🙂‍↕️

[prod_Zhen]

could you do the same thing but with a delay plugin

[johnguymer]

Or just use the ducking mode 😂 Also fl limiter has the easiest side chain setup

[ThermalSights]

Would this work for multiple channels going into one? Like how a normal send works? Or would it counteract each other if two sounds play at the same time