Fred Again's Reverb Trick in 30 Seconds

How Fred again… makes reverb drone soundscapes inspired by Brian Eno.

[colekombrinck]

valhalla shimmer would blow these guy’s minds

[neek]

Those first 3 notes… that’s the MSN notification sound.. hell that’s been a long time ago. it’s weird how something so small stays in your brain so vividly

[oxar]

As someone who learns music production mostly on his own, these short instructions are really useful

[el.blanco]

this isn't even a trick this is what people do all the time

[FlabberFlob]

Lol I have never heard the words "lush soundscape" and "emotion" do such heavy lifting

[henriquematias]

By universe of sound you mean a cheap reverb with long decay? Haha

[clintstathis]

Imagine being so simple that this impresses you.

[ZachJenkins]

I feel like Youtube shorts are targeted at people who know nothing about the topic

[myofb]

There's The Brian Eno influence kicks in

[benbrooker]

He trained under Brian Eno… this makes perfect sense

[maxim]

To perfect this trick apply an automation clip on the "huge reverb" mix and make a ramp up in spaces between the keys (when there are no keys playing).
Duck the automation right down as the keys start playing in the next pattern/section (so it won't be muddy and clash with other keys) and repeat it in your own taste in quiet places for more controlled reverb.
And it sounds way better in my opinion.
P.S: You can make cool short or mid long sweeps using this trick 👌🏽

[glueball]

its almost like this man invented reverb chords and drones just now

[zivkovicable]

Ooooh what a genius! The absolute ultimate in "easily impressed".

[burnerfromthebloc]

you're hands down my favorite account to watch. i love learning these little tips for making music

[MRGOOSE]

Valhalla supermassive. H U G E reverbs and free!

[MrGrus]

Hold up.. is that the MSN notification sound?

[VenoMusic]

Do people actually find this impressive?💀💀

[calebfuller]

I will thank this video for letting me know about Valhalla. While it downloads I'll let people know about a time when to add reverb post-recording meant playing the track on a speaker down in some tile-clad echo chamber in the studio basement, and recording the results from a mic on the other side of the room.

[abhishekmusic_]

I have always done this with endless smile way back in 2019

[antlergxrl]

a single burial track would literally rot these guy's minds