Vocal Reverb Explained | Mix Better Now
Here's a brief lesson on "which vocal reverbs are commonly used on vocals and why". I discuss what I call the "Fundamental 5"...
1. Room
2. Plate
3. Chamber
4. Hall
5. Spring
I've been getting a lot of questions about this lately so I decided to go over general reverb fundamentals, what each sounds like and why they're all a bit different from one another. You'll see and hear practical applications of these in real time on a lead vocal in a Pro Tools session. There's clearly other types of reverb than these five, but I want to keep it simple by sticking to these five. I hope this helps and takes some of the mystery out using reverbs on your vocals!
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