What are you treating? (e.g., lead vocals, acoustic drums, synth pads)
Always start by adjusting your pre-delay. For vocals, a pre-delay of 20ms to 40ms separates the dry vocal consonants from the reverb tail, preserving lyric intelligibility. Sync it to a 1/16th or 1/32nd note for rhythmic instruments like snares. Step 2: Shape the Decay and Size waves h reverb
What are you trying to solve? (e.g., clearing up mud, adding depth, creating an unnatural effect) What are you treating
Adds pitch and amplitude variation to the tail, creating a wider, more lush chorus-like stereo field. Sync it to a 1/16th or 1/32nd note
The secret behind H‑Reverb’s wide range of sounds is its hybrid architecture. Many reverb plugins fall into one of two camps: sample the acoustic character of real spaces, offering stunning realism at the cost of limited tweakability; algorithmic reverbs use complex mathematical models to generate reverb from scratch, giving you total control but often sounding less “organic.” H‑Reverb merges these two worlds. Its FIR engine begins with the lifelike response of a convolution reverb, then hands you the full editing suite of an algorithmic processor.
Allows you to meticulously adjust the discrete initial reflections. This defines the perceived "surface material" and shape of the room before the main tail takes over.