Logic Pro X Tutorial - Using Reverb as a Send Effect

As always I make these tutorials to help you guys out and because I love to teach and share knowledge. I hope you enjoy the videos :) Take care, and stay creative!
-Ryan

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In this short video I explain the reasons why I prefer using reverb as a send effect rather than a direct insert. Although I specifically am using Logic Pro X, the same fundamental idea applies to all DAWs.

[ElyJaffeMusic]

Man... LOVE your videos, thanks so much for making them!

[billmccormack]

Thanks for posting this. Great to hear a tutorial with gentle music for a change.

[BrendanBoyd]

Nice, concise video.  Thanks for this. I've been piling my individual tracks with reverb, so I look forward to experimenting with this technique. 

[lijothomas]

Good stuff yo ! I really liked the tune too

[bellsbeat]

Thank you for the video, it was so helpful 👏🤝

[fastlanephil]

If you want independent reverb control for each track or certain or each instrument track(s) then it looks like you have to assign a different Bus those tracks. So some or one track(s) would use Bus 1, some or one track(s) Bus 2 and so on. This does allow you to use just one instance of a reverb to save on CPU. I wonder if there is a way to put the reverb on just one Aux Bus and adjust the reverb independently for each track. This is possible when mixing in reverb for an audio track in my other DAW but I don't know if doing that with MIDI tracks in Logic Pro X is possible.

[zorbaz-greek]

Thanks friend, I'm new to Logic Pro X.

[champ]

I like this melody. It reminds me of something off of "Tubular Bells" by Mike Oldfield. Well done.

[jakeyboy]

I send all my long strings to Bus 1 and then send my reverb to that bus, just as you have but when i solo the Aux i get no sound? Just to clarify if i send all my strings to Aux 1 then i can adjust Aux 1 level to play with the amount of reverb or do you have to change the level individually for each channel that is sent to Aux 1?

[cambridgebasslessons]

Hi Ryan. I have a question.
When I bounce in Logic X all the files are stereo. How can I control between mono and stereo? This is really annoying, especially if I want to use flex pitch! In Logic 9 you had a choice whether to have a track in mono or stereo. Help!!!

[lordgrill]

I need to understand something. Say I wanted to mix the reverb signal without messing with the dry signal that is sent to bus 1, would i then have to send the reverb signal to a different bus and have EQ and compressors and so on/so forth in that bus? I know this is poorly worded but I did my best, cause I dont fully understand how to use buses yet.

[DedicatedCinema]

Awesome, cay you do another video on sculpture? 

[tigrele]

Hi Ryan, great tutorial thanks a bunch! I was wondering which microphone you used to record the guitar?

[DJMax]

I can't even find get the valhallaroom..

[garyreidmusic]

I've been wondering about this but hadn't searched for it yet... and then BLAM, artificial intelligence shows up.

[kylerusk]

Move away from the mic. i can hear the saliva making noise in your mouth. CLOSE! its super annoying once you notice it.... Love your videos :-)

[kaussey]

wow dude say it don't spray it..Great video tho