Logic Pro 9 - Reverse Reverb

Much the same as my other tutorial on reverse delay. I don't like to ask but, if you like this video please give it thumbs up and subscribe as I am working on A LOT more videos at the moment including dubstep and dnb tuition.
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• reverb
• delay
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[MyJamesMusic]

thanks man very useful and btw can you reverse instruments that are not audio?

[CallusDnb]

@MyJamesMusic no, however you can reverse instruments but only if you have bounced it out to .wav. Cheers Tom,

[dday203]

dude the space design reverb has a "reverse" button on it. just put it on an aux track and mute/unmute it where desired. nah mean?

[CallusDnb]

@dday203 Yeh man thats right, there's also a basic reverse on enverb too, I like doing it this way though as it is the most powerful way in my opinion, you can also add effects like flanger on, when this is combo with verb gets reversed it sounds mad! Also this is for logic express users, and user from other daws who dont have space designer. Thanks for the comment!

[jacklawlz]

Thanks mate, that really helped.

Just wondering, how can i convert a software instrument to an audio file, so i can add a reverse reverb on to that?

once again, thanks for your help

[CallusDnb]

@jacklawlz thanks for the comment, yeh you can, set up the synth, draw in the notes on the piano roll, click the region (the green block with the notes in) then in the top right corner of logic, press bounce regions, it will make a new audio track below the region you selected.

[dday203]

@CallusDnb wurd

[pointofviewset]

this helped me a lot...i always wondered how they did this effect...

[CallusDnb]

@EVOLPMUSIC no problem mate, you'v got some sick tunes on ur page, bigup!

[EVOLPMUSIC]

Nice one. Thanks.