Sure no problem.
What you hear as a hall reverb is reverb for effect to get the leads sounding big and spread out. You can achieve this either with sofsynth built in reverb, Live's own reverb or some vst like Lexicon. After you have applied big stadium like sound experience on your leads just push ...
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- Mon May 19, 2014 5:58 pm
- Forum: Ableton Live
- Topic: Synth reverb or external reverb? (Trance & Progressive)
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- Sun May 18, 2014 10:54 pm
- Forum: Ableton Live
- Topic: Synth reverb or external reverb? (Trance & Progressive)
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Re: Synth reverb or external reverb? (Trance & Progressive)
Well there is a reverb for effect and there is a reverb for actual placement in the uniform space.
You can use reverb of the softsynth for the effect or you don't have to but no matter what you do you need to bus it trough your predetermined reverb space anyway. Yes, reverb on a reverb pretty much ...
You can use reverb of the softsynth for the effect or you don't have to but no matter what you do you need to bus it trough your predetermined reverb space anyway. Yes, reverb on a reverb pretty much ...