01-21-2025, 04:14 PM
(This post was last modified: 01-21-2025, 04:18 PM by musicalmemoriesuk.)
I’ve read that if you cut both the low and high pre eq it’s supposed to sound more natural
Plus this method doesn’t seem to make the sound too washed out like reverb can / does.
Yes the result is pretty much the same as the dual reverb.
Im guessing the higher the time value for the early reflections the more furnished or objects there would be for the sound reaches our ears, and the pre delay higher the pre delay value the further the sound is pushed back and thus giving the impression of a larger space.
Plus this method doesn’t seem to make the sound too washed out like reverb can / does.
Yes the result is pretty much the same as the dual reverb.
Im guessing the higher the time value for the early reflections the more furnished or objects there would be for the sound reaches our ears, and the pre delay higher the pre delay value the further the sound is pushed back and thus giving the impression of a larger space.
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