Reverb
Different types of reverb
- Created by: Eleanor Prescott
- Created on: 29-05-13 21:20
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- Reverb and Delay
- Utilizing Room Acoustics
- Mic placement
- Echo Chambers
- 1931 Abbey Road Studios has one of the first echo chambers purpose built for recording.
- Atlantic Records still using the office toilet.
- 1931 Abbey Road Studios has one of the first echo chambers purpose built for recording.
- Plate Reverb
- Large thin metal plate attached to a loudspeaker which vibrates and its resonance is picked up by microphones/pickups.
- Spring Reverb
- First developed by Hammond in the US, just a spring instead of a plate.
- Poorer quality, but smaller and lighter, and could be installed into instrument amps.
- First developed by Hammond in the US, just a spring instead of a plate.
- Digital Reverb
- Early 1980s digital reverb becomes possible and affordable.
- It runs off algorithms which have adjustable parameters to fine tune the sound.
- Convolution Reverb
- Does not use algorithms - instead uses pre-recorded sample of the impulse response of the space being modeled.
- Space Dsn is Logic Pro 9's convolution plugin.
- Advantage: really realistic results.
- Disadvantage: less flexible parameter adjustment
- Utilizing Room Acoustics
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