"Get your reverb to 'stick' to audio!"

[dirty_bass]

IF I really want to blend a verb, I sue it on a insert with compression afterwards.
You do have to be very careful with your settings though.

[Nomak]

Ok cheers, at the moment I run everything on the channel inserts in cubase as I dont really know what I am doing and this is easiest, I was running the compressor after reverb only because I didnt know what compressing the signal + reverb would do.

[loopdon]

You are right, Steve, it sounds a little complicated and i haven't tried it yet. But without having tried it i can't really judge it. It might be an interesting thing to try to some.

[dirty_bass]

You are right, Steve, it sounds a little complicated and i haven't tried it yet. But without having tried it i can't really judge it. It might be an interesting thing to try to some.

Yeah it sounds interesting, but I think more as a creative interest than for pure, common verb usage.

I`ll give it a try myself just to see what interesting things I can do with it.
Never though of doing this with reverb, so it is certainly interesting.
Cheers.

[dirty_bass]

Ok cheers, at the moment I run everything on the channel inserts in cubase as I dont really know what I am doing and this is easiest, I was running the compressor after reverb only because I didnt know what compressing the signal + reverb would do.

I wouldn`t, as a rule, use compression on your reverb, as it can wreak merry havock with it.
But it can also do nice things to it.