Update: Setting up surround reverb in Nuendo Atmos with Cinematic Rooms
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- How to create a 7.1.4 object with a surround reverb plugin in Cubase or Nuendo. Update to previous video.
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I understood what you were saying, at least I thought, then I left but save your video and came back. WOW! I fully, now, understand so many other videos. thank you! Yours fit in so perfectly. I put it in and it worked. thanks. I recommend everyone to buy cinematic rooms. It really wakes up a sound. Always save this video for reference!
@Michael Clendening Thanks for the pointers! I'll look into that.
Great stuff.
excelentes videos Bro
Thank you ! It helped a lot !
thank you, (Y)
This still isn't simulating vertical movement/reflection for a more authentic acoustic simulation because the plugin is only designed to simulate reflection in a surround plane. I want 3D reverb. Like IR files recorded with 11+ mics.
I'm guessing you'd probably have to use a different plugin such as Indoor or Altverb. You could also try one called Spacelab that use an algorithm based reverb that can simulate.... an infinite number of mics.
Oh that's actually clever using a group as an object. I didn't think you could do that.
I tried making a group in Cubase 12 and when I go in the ADM window and try and add it, it just doesn't show up.
One of my videos explains why. It has to do with what panner is on the track. (I don't remember which video, sorry.)
Is it possible to create this effect with many stereo reverbs?
Definitely. I haven't done that myself, but Andrew Scheps describes that kind of thing somewhere in his interview. See the video "Andrew Scheps Mixing with Dolby Atmos" on my playlist: ruclips.net/p/PL6TGAPIRmv2o0ciL6gZodFd1FLxAO5g1T