Different Types of Reverb Explained!

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Different Types of Reverb Explained:

1. Plate - Adds lush, smooth reverberation, ideal for vocals, guitars, and melodic instruments.

2. Chamber - Provides a natural, warm ambiance, perfect for acoustic instruments like vocals, strings, and drums.

3. Room - Simulates space and realism, suited for drums, guitars, and vocals.

4. Hall - Creates spacious effects, enhancing vocals, strings, and orchestral instruments.

5. Ambience - Adds depth, used with vocals, guitars, pianos, and drums for a realistic sense of space.

[davidcamarda]

These are the kind of videos you can play 50 times in a row to bake it into your head.
Love it, more plz.

[willelliot]

Spring reverb is also fantastic for guitar, my favourite reverb there is

[nokodemusic]

Honestly one of the best channels for music production. Straight to the point, from a professional and for free.

[DohertyMusic]

I’m just getting into production and you’ve no idea how helpful this little tip is.

[blackdovecollect]

one of the best and most time efficient explanations of this❤️

[IScreamedWolf]

I use plates on every type of signal I just love it so much

[snapascrew]

LOVE a bright chamber on guitar solos (sometimes)

[Fritz-the-Brat]

Spring all the way, these overtones are everything. I use them for Piano, Bass, Guitar, and synth

[hellcatmusic]

I listened to this over and over i don't know how many times. nice descriptions with concrete examples!

[skrypture]

I love these kind of videos! A perfect marriage of demonstrating and explaining at the same time!! Kudos Streaky!❤❤

[erikbrendeland]

I love actual demonstration stuff like this rather than trying to explain things with words that should be explained with experience.

[jordanfiction]

came back to this video while mixing my next song. you are a hero

[LukeSolo-One]

Please, make more music tutorials like this please. Simple and concise

[goodkushvevo]

very helpful when I currently trying to mix a track🤣 reverbs can end up giving the instrument or voice the space it needs to fit into the mix

[JamesMusicPH]

Now that’s a clear explanation of what different kinds of reverbs do. I do wish spring was in here too, but great stuff as always!

[JonFrumTheFirst]

In other words, all of them are good for everything. Thanks.

[adammolot]

And don't lie that there is no magic "mastering button" that makes the mix sound professional. Your reverb sound alone sounds professional on its own already.

[baronvonderg]

This makes so much more sense! Now I know which one I can focus on :D

[antgeeze]

What a wonderful place to be in to really know what you’re doing with that wonderful equipment

[scarv]

This definitely helped me notice the differences between them :)