What a Room Is Actually Doing to a Sound
Early reflections, the diffuse tail, RT60, critical distance — and the violin argument, which is the best case for reverb anyone has ever made.
Early reflections, the diffuse tail, RT60, critical distance — and the violin argument, which is the best case for reverb anyone has ever made.
Almost every mix has reverb on it, and a great many of them still sound as though the parts were recorded in separate boxes and stacked. Adding more reverb makes it worse rather than better, which is a reliable sign that the problem is not the amount.
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