How To Create The Reverse Reverb Effect

How To Create The Reverse Reverb Effect | Cubase Secrets with Dom

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3 жыл бұрын

In this Cubase secrets video, Dom Sigalas shows you how to create the reverse reverb effect in Cubase. Reverse reverb is one of the key sound effects for building momentum and excitement in the sounds of your music production. Dom looks at a fast way to create a reverse reverb vocal, carefully mixing it with the other elements of your production. By working with reverb effects in Cubase like this, you can create a real sense of drama in your song.
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@itstobitan 3 жыл бұрын

Hey Dom, love your work! But I have a pro tip: Reverse the audio before you apply the reverb. If you reverse it back to normal it will fit even better because the "you" will be in right order and it will sound even more natural cause the vowels will appear in the "right way" and you still have this reverse effect!

@Jura_JS 3 жыл бұрын

Dom is one of the most important reasons to buy Cubase!

@DavidBichoHasBeard

...and if you don't have any Plug-in button up there? I presume it's due to version of Cubase and thereby what plugins are installed. How about mentioning this, since your tutorial isn't aimed for a specific Cubase Version? A simple text popup will do. This would eliminate a lot of error searching time for people out there who thinks the reason is something else. Come on. You. Can. Do. It.

@RyanTrotti Жыл бұрын

Hey Dom! I tried the auto apply and the longer tail time (6000ms), but my Direct Processing isn't changing the length of the clip as in the video. I can hear that the reverb has been applied to the clip, but the length of the clip/event doesn't change to reflect the longer tail. It's really odd. Any suggestions why mine might not be working properly?

@StefanoLanzavecchia 3 жыл бұрын

One thing Dom does not say explicitely, but can easily be heard, is that the track with the reversed reverbed vocal has the same send fx's of the vocal track (because he started by duplicating the original track), so part of the lush sound is due to its reverb and delay sends.

@counterkiss318 2 жыл бұрын

After duplicating the track, I usually reverse first, then add reverb, then reverse again back to normal. After that crossfade it with original vocal/instrument track at the short point, just where the instrumen/vocal starts. I feel it sounds a bit more natural. If the transient is important, as it is the case with the drums, then I print down just the reverb of reversed drums (reverb should be without early reflections). After that reverse reverb. If I am doing it for more than just single hit, I use sidechain compression on the reverb, so when drum hits, reverb is reduced. If it is single hit, than I usually just trim it. Hope this helps someone, just as an alternative. :D

@ChaiMingze 3 жыл бұрын

Actually, if you reverse the sample first, add reverb and then reverse again, it will make more sense cause the actually thing will be in right order (it will be "YYYYYYYYou" not "uuuuuuuoY" in this case)

@xXValomatXx 3 жыл бұрын

Try reversing the duplicated signal before applaying the reverb... and after reversing it again. Sounds better I think. That's the "Poltergeist" effekt. The reverb shouldn't be too long tho...