Chris and Jody do a deep dive into the world of the Lexicon 480L reverb unit. A little history, a dash of uses, and a whole lot of nerd, equals a romp of a look into one of the most famous reverb units in the history of music recording. Plus there’s our Friday Finds of the week. It’s also not unlikely that there will be some nonsense discussed.
Create a Presence with Reverb and How To Figure Out The Correct Reverb Time You Need For Your Song
Chris and Jody take a deeper look at using reverb. We give you the math on how to figure out the milliseconds you need for your reverbs. We also discuss some of the different types of reverbs there are and when we might use various ones. We dive into various ways we can get creative with using reverbs. We even give our goto favorite reverbs. Plus there’s our Friday Finds of the week. It’s also not unlikely that there will be some nonsense discussed.
Vocal Reverb Pre Delay
Vocals, vocals, vocals. We mixing engineers always want to make sure we’re getting the proper space for a vocal. In this Tuesday Tip, Jody explains the use of Pre Delay on a lead vocal for a alternative rock song. What to listen for and why he chose what he did for the mix in this tip.
Shoutout: Universal Audio Lexicon 224.
Overview of Reverb
Space. Something that almost every recording needs. This episode is a grand overview of the one effect most people jump to as it’s easy to hear what it does… Reverb. Chris and Jody talk about what kinds of reverb there are, and what they might use it for. Stay to the end to find out what Chris and Jody discovered this week to help you in the studio. And what is the Gold Star word this week. It’s also not unlikely that there will be some nonsense discussed.
Shoutout: Benjamin Layton, Chris Bjornn, Liquid Sonics