Recording Audacity Gverb

[Tommy Ng]

Hi

I have yet to figure out a good Gverb setting to give a nice effect. Anyone knows of a good Gverb setting?

I record in a small room with virtually no echo.

Cheers

 

[saxnik]

In a word, no!

I was recommended to use the reverb in MixPad (also a free download) instead.

Cheers,

Nick

 

[Tommy Ng]

In a word, no!

I was recommended to use the reverb in MixPad (also a free download) instead.

Cheers,

Nick

Cheers Nick.

 

[Tommy Ng]

Hi

This is my audacity gverb setting;

Room: 300m
Reverb time = 10s
Damping = 0.5
Input bandwidth = 0.1
Dry signal level = 0dB
Early reflection = -5dB
Trail level = -17.5dB

With a bit of amplify, levelling, and normalise ...

Please feel free to give suggestions...

 

[c9off]

search button is your friend....

http://cafesaxophone.com/showthread.php?477-My-first-recording-be-gentle-with-me&highlight=gverb

Hi

This is my audacity gverb setting;

Room: 300m
Reverb time = 10s
Damping = 0.5
Input bandwidth = 0.1
Dry signal level = 0dB
Early reflection = -5dB
Trail level = -17.5dB

With a bit of amplify, levelling, and normalise ...

Please feel free to give suggestions...

 

[Moz]

don;t like gverb, too many variables when I just want a bit of reverb.

 

[Tommy Ng]

search button is your friend....

http://cafesaxophone.com/showthread.php?477-My-first-recording-be-gentle-with-me&highlight=gverb

Hi C9

I have tried your setting, it is good ... cheers