Artificial reverb is a major mixing topic, and later on in this series I’ll be looking at more specific single reverb techniques. This month, however, the focus is on some basics and a reliable technique that I use myself very regularly.
But first, it’s important to appreciate that artificial reverb can be used in many ways including creating a common space for elements in a track, adding a specific spot effect, or even in combination with recorded ambiences – drum kits for example.
Next up, genre is important, so reference relevant material (see the pro tip). And remember, you don’t have to use reverb at all, and sometimes delays will add the sense of space that you’re after.
This technique is an
