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Episode show notes:

If you're struggling with getting your reverbs to sit right, or you feel like you're not quite getting the effect you want, listen to this episode. 

Using reverbs is an essential part of mixing. 

But as great as they can sound, they can also completely ruin your mix or get in the way of more important elements of your arrangement, if you use them the wrong way. 

There are quite a few reverb mistakes that we hear all the time in a lot of songs and that we are trying to avoid when we work on our own mixes. 

And of course, there's always a solution and a better way, which is exactly what we're talking about today.

-Benedikt

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For full show notes go to: https://theselfrecordingband.com/151

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