3 Vocal Reverb Tips - Warren Huart: Produce Like A Pro

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I've put together a Cheatsheet of a few vocal reverb tricks that I use.
Try some out for yourself, have a blast, and let me know what ideas you have and share some really good tips and tricks!

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[thejonathandoan]

16:10 I tell you, the individual pieces of this puzzle didn’t make too much sense when the puzzle was being built, but the end result was nothing short of transformative! The final vocal sounded incredible! I never would have thought it would make sense, but it truly ended up being absolutely beautiful. Like a painter using multiple colors and techniques to create something magical. So lovely to watch a master at work! Thanks for the video (albeit an old one…)! Cheers!

[hernanpangia]

It is a honor to see a real pro working... Thank you.

[sea-ferring]

One thumbs up is not enough. This is the kind of thing you learn working with or apprenticing with other engineers and I would never have thought of as a hobbyist mixer.

[Jacob-ivqg]

we are blessed that such a great mixer decided to open a YouTube channel and share his amazing knowledge.

[adm]

Warren - I get a smile every time your saying we are messing it up ! Its taking the human element and bringing it out! Yes, its good to put effort into having a good front end and treated room etc. but once you know your gear and room isn't holding you back.... well its time to MESS IT UP ! Make it interesting!

[GuyMcguy]

For those of you watching this - This is amazing advice. The next step is: Customize your own presets!!! You can save the settings you have in one session and transfer those settings to another session ! This is how professional engineers get their own "Sound" and why people will go to YOU for a mix.

[Akashsama]

When you unmuted the delays at the end, that was the icing on the cake! Awesome!

[BadChizzle]

This was priceless. Wrongness is right when too much rightness has gone wrong.

[paulEmotionalaudio]

Used the side chaining compression for reverb on a spring verb and a low input level saturation verb... sounds great!! Thanks again Warren.

[Bluesbop]

This is so valuable. I actually went to audio engineering school, your channel has more info and better tips than anything they taught. Thank you!

[garfeeble]

one of my favorite parts of these videos is the length. 3 vocal reverb tips in 20 minutes means these are some GOOD tips. thank you!

[philip]

Your da man warren. Got the hair rockin plenty of reverb and saturation in that style

[thewarhenk]

What a beautiful voice he has. If the rest of the song is as listenable, it’s a winner. Thanks for the insights.

[polmorgan]

Music is all i have in my life and i have a handfull of ok songs to show for a lifetime of trying.. Every moment of my life is taking an eternity now.

[huckwalton]

I love what you do with stock plugins. Genius.

[BoatzCarina]

you're like TEACHER in my life's Unisersity of Music THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR EXISTANCE with REGARDS&RESPECT

[rocknrollguitar]

My protip to share on this...
I have a condenser mic hanging from the ceiling, Panned it all the way to the left and secretly recording aswell.
The regular vocal mic. is in front of the singer. Now I have 2 tracks to work with. + the natural reverb and 'roomy' feel really opens up the recording. Especially when vocallists go loud!

[benlang]

Such a nice video. So positiv and motivating

[markbathofficial]

Awesome tips!! Love messing around like this.

[daveprentice]

Hey, Warren, thanks! 3 years down the road, this is exactly the advice I need today!