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Old 08-09-2024, 08:23 PM
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Default Bobby Owsinski mixing engineers handbook reverb technique

]Hey everyone

I’ve been really enjoying this book on mixing by Bobby Owinski and I have understood most of it, but I got to a reverb technique I do not quite understand. I get the basic concept that if you EQ before the reverb you can cut the low end and get bright reverb, or cut high end and get darker reverb. I will attach a picture of the section I am having trouble with. It has to do with taking a stereo effects channel and making one side “bright” and one side “dark” and I’m not quite sure how to shape each side of an effects aux, or if I am even understanding what he is trying to say at all!

The tip starts with “if the source part is mono and panned hard to one side” if anyone knows how to set this up or explain that would be much appreciated thanks!
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