Andrew Scheps Snare Drum Reverb
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- Опубликовано: 10 июл 2024
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Another video in a series highlighting Andrew Scheps mixing techniques. In this episode we cover the exact settings for Andrew’s snare reverb, and hear how it sounds on a real drum mix.
0:00 - Intro
0:30 - Setup
1:28 - The Sound
3:00 - Conclusion
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Wow, that's a killer snare sound. This andrew scheps series is off the chain, I could watch them all day
Nice! That makes complete sense. It's a great way to de-emphasize the ringing.
Holy fuck this is such a obvious and yet genius move!
Very helpful! It helped me to get the snare popping exactly how I wanted in a modern metal mix.
Happy to help!
Just used this trick on my mix. Opened up so much room for my main snare to breathe alongside a drumroll track. Thanks man keep these awesome tutorials coming!
Beautiful demonstration!
Omg. I'm gonna use this trick right now
Great video! To the point, easy to understand. Thanks so much!
This is awesome. Super excited to try.
Probably sounds good with toms too. I'm using Vintage Verb.
Fantastic, controlled technique!
very good video,simple and effective,cool tips,i like the Andy Wallace tip to,great stuff
This channel is amaaaaazingggggg
love it, nice work :)
Great tutorial. Thank you!! Very useful
Cheers Joe, another great scheps parallel idea. Happy new year
Happy new year!
The Rabbi is the best! Thanks Joe for share this technique, Im looking foward to see more!!!
Amazing work man!! Thank you and happy new year.
Thanks! Happy new year!
Canal aqui é outro nível velho.
Show de bola...
#Brasil
Subbed your channel immediately Joe... Wonderful tip which goes hand in hand with the Scheps bag of tricks including the Tom trick, the Rear bus trick and the vocal thickening trick i presume... Lovely stuff again Joe.. 👍👍👊
Thanks!
Great video thank you
just wow!
Great tip and a simple and perfect explanation. I’d only add that is key to tune the reverb pre-delay time not to hear twice the transients when blending.
Great point!
Valhalla Room is awesome ! What you get for that little money is just incredible ! I use it on every project !
Totally agree!
great
step 1: start with a great sounding snare track.
Hello Green light sound.Im your new subscriber.
Welcome!
Hi Joe, any plans to look at Andy Wallace tricks ( his use of the lexicon 42 on guitars is one that I'm intrigued to learn about) thanks
I'll keep it in mind. I do want to branch out to other engineers in the future.
@@GreenLightSound thanks. Your Scheps techniques have been take useful, I've put them to work in a few mixes and they've added a new dimension
What's Andrew's philosophy on Claps? Does he bus them to Snare Aux or Percussion Aux?
Also, wouldn't he put Claps in his Snare Drum Reverb if it was a song with claps that function like a snare??
The easier way to do this is by just taking a reverb with a Nonlinear or Gated Reverb algo. I love using that on snare and toms, not for that huge obvious 80ies gated drum sound, but to get a good ambience going without it being in the way. The short decay time on these algo's take good care for that and they accent the hits well if the pre-delay and volume are set right. So my overheads will go to a regular room like reverb and either the snare top or bottom plus the toms go to the gated/nonlin reverb. Those verbs are bussed back to the drum bus where they are affected by the compression. AMS RMX16 is perfect for that (the real deal, UAD, 500 series, impulses, all go and will work…)
Yeah but that's two different things. Gating the reverb signal and cutting it short vs gating the direct signal and letting the reverb decay naturally
So the verb allows more of the snare to be heard from the stereo field because of the pre-delay, giving the snare more of a quality of reflecting off the walls next to you rather than you hearing the direct sound. (Almost a slap back but with more character.)
We’re the timings you used tailored to the tempo of the song, or are you suggesting these times specifically?
Andrew Scheps uses these specific times regardless of the tempo.
@@GreenLightSound interesting, thanks!
why mine doesn't bleep, nothing change. please reply how to fix this thank you
Mono or Stereo send reverb? Thanks!!!!
Hi Joe! Is the gate inserted on reverb bus, or into snare channel?
Looks like it’s on the reverb bus, and then Valhalla because he’s muting the actual snare part in the beginning.
It seems so to me too, but I wanted to be sure.. Thanx
It is on the reverb channel.
What if i'm using a sample library?
Hey Joe! Great demonstration. Just a quick question, this is reverb is in addition to the amount of compression he does on the drums right ? Cos he explains it that he compresses so much the he uses very little reverb. So just confirming that.
Keep the content up man, you're doing a great job.
Right, the reverb is in addition to the compression. Sometimes it's just brought in on choruses to fill out the snare a bit more.
Is the reverb stereo or mono ?
Stereo