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Subject:Reverb/delay tail
Posted by: oddboy
Date:8/24/2002 10:44:30 PM
Can any of the sofo products process a file and yeid a Reverb/delay tail which extends beyond the original boundry of the existing file? ProTools does it...most of the other big names dont....just hoping |
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Subject:RE: Reverb/delay tail
Reply by: MacMoney
Date:8/24/2002 11:38:06 PM
I just tried it with Sound Forge 6.0b and Timeworks 4080L and Reverb-X. TC Native Verb. Cakewalk FX3 Sound Stage. I been asking Waves for this same feature on TrueVerb and Rverb You can run them in Vegas and Acid realtime and it will give you a reverb/delay tail when you mixdown. I hope this helps George Ware |
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Subject:RE: Reverb/delay tail
Reply by: drbam
Date:8/25/2002 8:33:12 AM
"I just tried it with Sound Forge 6.0b and Timeworks 4080L and Reverb-X. TC Native Verb. Cakewalk FX3 Sound Stage. I been asking Waves for this same feature on TrueVerb and Rverb" George, I'm curious about your impressions of these verbs and what you consider the "best" - by that I mean closest to the classic high end Lexicon sound (rich, lush, smooth long decays, tails, etc). I do a lot of ambient work and am always in search of a DX verb with these qualities. Masterarts MasterVerb comes fairly close but its still not it. I know this is fairly subjective, but I'd like some input from you and others. Thanks, drbam |
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Subject:RE: Reverb/delay tail
Reply by: MacMoney
Date:8/25/2002 10:38:42 AM
I still do use the Lexicons and Eventides but not as much anymore. As far as software? what ever works for the track. I use the Waves stuff because I still use ProTools and Vegas so a lot of the patches other people bring in I can save them and use them in anything Vegas,Acid,Sound Forge and Sonar, I still use the Sonic Foundry stuff alot too. I'm really diggin the new Lexicon PSP42 its a cool delay unit and I can automate them in Acid 4. I'm hoping Sonic Foundry add these features to Vegas 4.0. Do you have a link to MasterVerb? I've heard really good thing about it but never got around to trying it out. George |
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Subject:RE: Reverb/delay tail
Reply by: Bison_Flower
Date:8/25/2002 4:59:46 PM
I'm pretty sure it does, then again I always have a few seconds of silence tacked onto the end of each file to make editing easier - try that. I also like the multitap echo feature but it takes a lot of experimentation to get what you want. FWIW Lyle |
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Subject:RE: Reverb/delay tail
Reply by: oddboy
Date:8/25/2002 5:55:36 PM
How do you add the silence? I cant select beyond the boundry of the file. |
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Subject:RE: Reverb/delay tail-Masterverb
Reply by: drbam
Date:8/25/2002 7:36:24 PM
The site for the Masterverb is: www.wavearts.com The demo is full functioning so you can test it in the real world. ;-) They just came out with the "Track Plug" that looks great. I just downloaded the demo and will be experimenting with it in the next few days. Thanks! drbam |
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Subject:RE: Reverb/delay tail-Masterverb
Reply by: rraud
Date:8/25/2002 8:02:15 PM
SF's Acoustic Mirror extends the files automaticly and sounds pretty damn good. The Anwida reverb "Lite" edition is decent sounding and free. The full edition must be even better. -- If you need to insert silence , it's under the <Process> menu. |
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Subject:RE: Reverb/delay tail
Reply by: kilroy
Date:8/25/2002 10:19:30 PM
You might try the reverb from these guys too...www.thelotron.com. I tend to bash reverb plugs pretty bad (except Acoustic Mirror) but this one is worth a listen. It's pretty heavy on the cpu, but I generally don't like running alot of realtime stuff anyway so I normally tweak till it's what I want to hear then process a 100% wet file and lay underneath the original. Then you just use the track volumes to blend the wet\dry mix. BTW, this reverb plug only comes in a 14 plugin pack, but for the 99.00 they are asking for the whole thing, and considering that they sound good as well as being useful, you can't lose. kilroy |
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Subject:RE: Reverb/delay tail
Reply by: oddboy
Date:8/25/2002 11:12:53 PM
Thanks for the help...It looks like www.thelotron.com does not support XP |
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Subject:RE: Reverb/delay tail
Reply by: RiRo
Date:8/26/2002 9:50:14 AM
move cursor to the end of the file, select process, insert silence, and put in how much you need! RiRo |