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Reverb setup

musicalis

musicalis

Member
Hi !
Can somebody help me to find the best setup of GVerb to obtain a reallistic church or cathedral reverb for the organ music I play with Kloria virtual organ ? Gverb is a plug in for the freeware Audacity.

You can see here my setup and hear the few notes of the MP3 attached file. Even if there is reverb, I am not very satisfied with the result.
Should I reduce the bandwith ?
What is damping for ? What is the best damping range for a pipe organ ?
What about early reflexion level and tail level ?
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Thank you for your help.
:D Jean-Paul :D​

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giwro

giwro

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musicalis,

you'll find that a Impulse reverb is a far better way to get a cathedral acoustic. I use SIR 1 (free) which doesn't work well in Audacity yet, but one can use it in Reaper. I have some decent impulse responses and suggested settings in SIR if you are interested.

Peace,


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musicalis

musicalis

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reverb

Thanks very much Giwro for your help.
I do not know Reaper. I have seen on the web it seems to be a good and free (VST) sequencer; which version do you suggest me to download (is it 1.878 the best one) ?
Only after installing repair, I'll try your reverb "Sir".
For the moment, I only try to add some reallistic reverb to a ".wav" or ".mp3" file, that as nothing to do with VST. But Reaper insterest me very much, if I can play in live and/or read a midifile with a good VST reverb.
Friendly.
Jean-Paul​
 
giwro

giwro

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If memory is correct, Reaper can load a WAV file and apply a VST effect to it also...
 

iguy

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Greetings Musicalis,

You may already have found this link, it's a one page summary of what the various settings do, together with some typical settings.

www.technology.ewu.edu/~s76/275docs/GverbNotes.pdf


There are some references to a tutorial on gverb on the net, but it seems that the link is not currently working.

Regards

Ian.
 
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