Reverberation

And then, so that's EQ and compression.

Reverb.

Oh, jeez.

C.

I mean, yeah.

Yeah, no reverb.

Which one are you doing more? Reverb's the one I use more, especially with radio imaging and vocals and all that sort of stuff.

So, shit.

If you're at a concert or a live music venue, you often hear the sounds of instruments reverberating throughout the space.

Reverberation, often called reverb in the music industry, is the persistence of sound after the original source, like a note or a verse, has stopped.

Reverb is generally appealing to the ear and is commonplace in music performances.

It's affected by the physical design of a space.

Like on an amp, there's gain, and gain is like-

And then there's reverb too, right?

Reverb is nice.

Reverb on a mic is really good.

Is it?

If you sing, anything you do, reverb thickens it.