Tutorial: How to use reverb on orchestral music & sample libraries
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How to use reverb on orchestral music & sample libraries
In this video, I am not sitting in front of my DAW, nor give you specific settings for anything. Let’s talk about how to use reverb on orchestral music, especially when using sample libraries
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