Creating a modulated reverb in Mixcraft 7
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Creating a modulated reverb in Mixcraft 7
I'd like to make a reverb with modulation applied to it, but not to the dry signal of the track to which it will be applied. For instance, if I use it on a guitar track I want the reverb tail modulated, but not the guitar track itself. I'm guessing using a send track somehow would accomplish it. How would go about it if it is possible? Thanks.
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Re: Creating a modulated reverb in Mixcraft 7
Hello,
You can add the reverb effect to a send track. Set the reverb's wet/dry mix to 100% wet so that the send track only contains the reverb tail and not the dry audio. Then, in the mixer, turn up the send knob on your guitar track to send some of it to the reverb track.
As for modulation, it depends what you want to do. You can apply a chorus or phaser effect after the reverb effect on the send track so add interesting effects to the reverb tail, or you can use automation to change parameters of the reverb during the song's playback. Lots of interesting options.
Dan
You can add the reverb effect to a send track. Set the reverb's wet/dry mix to 100% wet so that the send track only contains the reverb tail and not the dry audio. Then, in the mixer, turn up the send knob on your guitar track to send some of it to the reverb track.
As for modulation, it depends what you want to do. You can apply a chorus or phaser effect after the reverb effect on the send track so add interesting effects to the reverb tail, or you can use automation to change parameters of the reverb during the song's playback. Lots of interesting options.
Dan