6 Tips for Using Reverb in Different Genres of Music
As with all processing, genre needs to be considered when adding reverb to the various elements a mix. What’s appropriate in one style of music is...
As with all processing, genre needs to be considered when adding reverb to the various elements a mix. What’s appropriate in one style of music is...
Some styles of music call for more reverb than others. But piling on plug-ins without a gameplan can quickly turn your mix into a cloudy wash of sound. To...
In a session, it’s common parlance that you shouldn’t load up all your tracks with reverb, because doing so can turn your mix into a muddy,...
Reverb can be tricky to deal with in a mix. The space that it adds can be very helpful, but sloppy reverb sounds can often become smeared over the mix,...
Your drums sound narrow, dry, and small. You need them to sound bigger, so you send them to a concert-hall reverb. That’ll do the trick, right? Probably...
You’re a smart cookie: you probably know the standard uses for RX 7. If you can hear the room surrounding a vocal, you know to use Voice De-noise to tamp it...
Multiband compressors and dynamic EQs are some of the most useful tools available to mixing and mastering engineers. They allow for dynamic control of defined...
This article references a previous version of Neutron. Learn about Neutron 5 and its powerful features including Assistant View, Target Library, Unmask,...
In Part 1 and Part 2 of this series, we discussed the basics of the Music Rebalance module in RX . We’ve covered all the interface elements...
In Part 1 of this series, we discussed the basics of Music Rebalance in RX . We focused on the four gain sliders for Voice, Bass,...
You may have read about new machine learning features in RX like Music Rebalance and shaken your head—Wait a minute, you’re saying...
Unless you’re going for a hi-fi experience, everyone wants a track that sounds, feels, and heck, just is loud. Don’t deny it just because...