Relab LX480 - How to Use the Ambience Algorithm for More Natural Sounding Mixes

In this video, Pete Dowsett, head of products at Relab Development, shows you how to use the Relab LX480 Dual-Engine Reverb Ambience Algorithm.

Learn how to use the algorithm works to reproduce early reflections and reverb tail without the negative artifacts often found in other digital reverb engines.

Pete shows how the algorithm can be used to blend dry sounds with acoustically recorded sources and to add early reflections to vocals. In no time, you’ll be using the Ambience Algorithm to achieve a more natural, gelling effect for your mix.

Watch as he provides a step-by-step walkthrough of how to use the algorithm in a Pro Tools session and includes audio examples of the before and after effects.

[JayTheLane]

Stellar work as always. A company that's just not bothered with selling plugins but also to the actual art of music engineering and production. Bought Sonsiq reverb from these guys and it's incredibly amazing.

[blkbird]

Good video. This plugin becomes 1000x better when you actually learn all the intricacies. And learning them on the LX480 is esentially learning reverb itself. Thanks.

[robertoformia]

I got 'married' to this magnificent reverb and I will never leave it. I really appreciate your videos as you search for the right sound you want to hear; it too is in my ropes, in my musical culture. I look forward to seeing more of your suggestions soon!
Well, I'm going to play a little, because tonight there's a football match...:-)

[jonnybutter]

The LX480 is a great reverb, but your video here would be much better without the silly sound effects when the graphics (“LISTEN NOW”) come in and out. We are trying to listen to subtle changes, and the dumb whoosh makes it harder, and is not needed anyway.. Great plug in though

[Talisman]

No reverb sounds as real as this one period.

[talkbackbutton]

my god, these idiotic FX on stupid texts gave me heart attack! wtf?? i came here for smart grown up tutorial, not for teenage vibe

[comfortablynick]

Thank you for the tutorial. The content was great but those silly woosh sound effects and the "Listen Now" with the countdown were pointless and distracting. It's hard to believe anyone spent time in post actually adding that.

[off_key]

For the love of Pete... please stop using Pitch Correction software on Vocals. Emulating "real" spaces but using "unnatural pitch" has always grated on my ears :(