How Conductor Stage Reverb Works

0:00A little, actually gonna do a little bit of reverb on these. So we're gonna enable the reverb, instead of using the native effects, we're going to use Pro-R 2, because it's just a better reverb plugin. Now, this plugin that I made, the Conductor, you can plug in whatever reverb you want, whatever compressor you want, and whatever EQ that you would like to use, except, it actually doesn't work with Pro-Q 4 right now, and it doesn't work with Pro-C 3 right now, whatever.

0:33Still working on that, but you just load them in and you set your own EQ, which is basically you're building the room with your EQ. So you build the room and then it'll analyze, basically it has a dry-wet algorithm. So you also set the baseline wetness. If you want the baseline wet to be zero, like at the microphone, it's zero reverb, and then the further you get back from microphone, you can set a maximum reverb amount as well.

0:59So it's like, you know, you want it only to be 50% wet, then it'll only be 50% wet, so on and so forth. So you'll see, I'll kind of walk through that a little bit, but basically, yeah, you're building the room itself. So that's why you have those different room options. You have the stage, you have the studio, you have an orchestral chamber type of thing, so all that stuff.

1:23So, let me drag it back in.

1:28No reverb.

1:33Wow, beautiful.