Re: [Harp-L] Studio Reverb / which type to use?

[Robert Paparozzi <chromboy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I think it's better to play your solo with some reverb to play it dry you
won't get the 'nuance' on your ornamentions etc...Tim, isn't there a way to
use the verb in the software just for the 'cue' mix but not to record?

Then add all the fancy Reverb efx later??
Best,rob


On 3/29/07 4:57 PM, "Tim Moyer" <wmharps@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>> A quick question to all who records in studio. I'm gonna record
>> chromatic solo. Which type of Lexicon reverb would be the most
>> applicable: plate, vocal, hall, etc. It' s gonna be a front man
>> solo - no echo like things at backgound, but solo with a jazz
> band. 
>> I'll try a couple in studio, but in ordrer to save time in studio
>> your advice would help greatly.
> 
> I agree with Richard that if you can lay your solo down "dry" on a
> separate track you can add the reverb (and other effects) in the mix
> down and tailor it to the rest of the piece.  This also has the
> advantage of allowing you to dial in how "wet" the effect is.  When