Beginner's Guide to Reverb

Reverb is one of the most used audio effects for mixing. This highly informative tutorial by Dan Worrall teaches you the basic principles of reverb and shows you how to apply it effectively in your mixes.

[TalkinMusicProduction]

I don't care how much of a professional you think you are, Dan will always share something you never knew.

[Brockweston]

if this is the beginners guide, i cant wait for advanced

[streck]

Other companies: _"Here's a knob, here's another one. Oh look, there's a fader. Sweet! Doesn't this preset sound great?! Our plug-ins are really the best! You should give us more money."_

FabFilter and Dan Worral: _"Sound is really tricky, and making a recording sound natural even more. Here's how audio professionals deal with this problem. By the way, we're going to use our products to illustrate this."_

I'm just blown away how informative these tutorials are. Makes me feel good about every penny I spent on FabFilter plug-ins.

[JMPMusicOffical]

I’m shocked at the quality of your videos. Usually when I look at YouTube tutorials is usually people talking about topics they have rudimentary understanding of just for views, to build a platform or not really wanting to give away too much information. You my friend are a true teacher of the arts. That reverb automation is just crazy never thought of that. Simple yet extremely effective. Your explanation of things are so clear and precise. I don’t normally write comments but I had to for this.

[brionreid]

I'd never thought about what phenomenon pre-delay was simulating... Love these vids.

[JBehrMusic]

Love Dan's tutorials. They are awesome.

[spooky_zoo]

If I'm ever gonna learn about Quantum Physics, It better be from a video narrated by Dan Worrall! :)

[tetragammon]

Pro-R is my absolute favorite reverb: 

-amazing
-adjustable in REALTIME without annoying zipper artifacts!! 
-Decay rate EQ...
-precision when needed, incredible lushness when turning that 'character' knob.

in a nutshell: it is pure brilliance from the plugin GODS of Fabfilter!!!

I LOVE FABFILTER PLUGINS!!!
I LOVE DAN WORRAL's TUTORIALS!!!

[didivasileva]

14 mins of PURE GOLD. Kneel before professor Worrall, dude, seriously.

[johnghadimi]

Blown away by this.. somehow through explaining the concepts of reverb, you also get introduced to the actual plugin's functionality. I wish all plugin "tutorials" were like this. This is the gold standard. A+

[MartinvonBargen]

Dan's voice makes my knob bright and glossy

[justincarrasco]

Thanks Renegade Brass and Gina for the sick tune. And thanks Dan, as always.

[mariohartmann]

so amazing how Dan just casually explains concepts in a way I have never seen them explained before and they just make so much more sense in a realistic scenario. The predelay was the best example for that IMO. I always thought of it as a "don't wash up the initial transience" kinda tool which is what it does but doesn't really describe what that actually means but seeing the logic behind it with a big room but still close up sound source makes the concept so much clearer and more logical.

[mkozaluss]

It feels so good to listen to a wise man! You are like a wizard with long white beard and starry blue hat. Thank You for sharing lots of great knowledge!

[abananainspace]

I keep coming back to these videos every year or so, and I'm always amazed at how in depth and well done they are, as well as how much more nuance my ears pick up over the years. Anyway I always end up learning something new or gaining a new perspective.

[Mr.Bucket-san]

I am still surprised by some things I already know. I think the fact that it can be explained so easily and how going over old knowledge keeps you aware of it is what makes Dan and his videos so god damn good.

[fakshen]

Fab filter tutorials always step well beyond the "turn this for more/less". Dan IS the man.

[SteveStockmalMusic]

I am currently putting myself through “Danh World University”. 😀

I’m starting at the top and going through each and everyone of his videos, taking notes, practicing, improving

Thanks Dan, (or as we like to call you “master sensei”).

[poorhouz]

I love the way you break all your videos down... You take your time... Salute Bro

[petervad]

Wow, what a brilliant tutorial. It cleared up so many half-understandings I had. Thank you so much!!