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  • dry / wet on the mix ...

    hello everybody,

    I still not get how with the fader in the mixer we can have , as in the demo , the dry /wet effect ...

    Can someone give me a clear explanation ? thank you ...


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    @Pro-Arte said:

    hello everybody,

    I still not get how with the fader in the mixer we can have , as in the demo , the dry /wet effect ...

    Can someone give me a clear explanation ? thank you ...

     

    Hello Pro Arte

    In principle you should create different depths with your reverb(s).

    The more wet the more depth.

    After that you route the farthest instruments of your virtual stage through the

    reverb with the deepest depth and so on.

    Use the "send possibility" instead of routing the signal through the reverbs as another possibility...

    You are asking for an explanation: I wrote tutorials - which unfortunately not are

    free from charge. But Step4 of the audio tutorial is just about your question (a free excerpt / advertising).

    So I invitate you to download this part and read it.

    http://www.beat-kaufmann.com/newtutorials/tutorialexcerpt/index.html   

    Have fun

    Beat Kaufmann 


    - Tips & Tricks while using Samples of VSL.. see at: https://www.beat-kaufmann.com/vitutorials/ - Tutorial "Mixing an Orchestra": https://www.beat-kaufmann.com/mixing-an-orchestra/