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Trance Arpeggio | Episode 2 | Series 3

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Demis Hellen

Ask me a questions anytime here in the comments about anything in the video 😎

Floxer

Very informative. You never stop learning. 😀 Maybe I have a video idea. We all know how to layer lead sounds. But what about reverb layering? So let's say 3 different reverb types on 3 effect channels. And then add them to the respective channel later. So that you practically have a combination of several reverbs at your disposal. They are not 100% on the respective track, but are only mixed in as a percentage.

Demis Hellen

This is a good video idea. Regarding reverbs it is easy to mess up a mix with more than one reverb type. But the video idea is a good teaching aid 👍🏻😎

Floxer

Sounds good. There are already some reverb videos from you, but I don't think there was one like this yet. And so you have something up to date. Although I also often watch the very old videos. I got the idea because I had seen something where someone was building different patterns with the Perfect Room plugin from Denise Audio. You have a lot of tools at your disposal there. But it will also be possible with other plug-ins.

Demis Hellen

Yeah we can look into reverbs. I have a transitions video to cover to as per vote so these could be recorded one after the other 🙂

Dan Quay

I certainly enjoyed this video, very informative, I don’t usually put to much reverb on my pluck as it sounds distant, to listener, however how much reverb would you recommend if this was played In night club or is just preference on how it sounds too one ear?