Yesterday, 12:07 AM
(This post was last modified: Yesterday, 12:58 AM by musicalmemoriesuk.)
It’s better to play with a dryer reverb or sound at an unknown venue as unless you have time to do a sound check, you don’t know what the acoustics are like. So i would say 2 as the sounds also have more presence
If your at home then you might be trying to create a soundscape sounds as a movie score when you will need more reverb. But chances are if you used the same amount of reverb at an unknown venue then everything could turn to mud.
It’s a fine balance using reverb to creating the soundscape you want the sound to be in and the actual acoustics of the room.
I think the mixer eq is more suited to resolving masking issues than actually shaping sounds
If your at home then you might be trying to create a soundscape sounds as a movie score when you will need more reverb. But chances are if you used the same amount of reverb at an unknown venue then everything could turn to mud.
It’s a fine balance using reverb to creating the soundscape you want the sound to be in and the actual acoustics of the room.
I think the mixer eq is more suited to resolving masking issues than actually shaping sounds
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