TRCoA Library - Reverb

In the early 70's came algorithmic reverbs. Basically, an acoustic engineer can look at any blueprint and tell you what the reverb will be based on the early and late reflections timing, what the waterfall frequency is, and how long (R60) the reverb tail. That in a nutshell is algorithmic reverbs. O...

Convolution reverb (AKA Impulse Response, or IR) is the closest thing to being there, without actually being in the room. When convolution was introduced by Sony on their digital tape machine, the PCM series, it didn't degrade the high frequencies, and people didn't like it. Sony basically invented ...

In our studies learning how to use plugins: What is a processor? What is an effect? What is an insert? What is a send? These are all things TRCoA students will learn in BRT and Pro Tools classes. Plus, you'll learn the order in which plugins are implemented has a huge effect. If you're a guitarist, ...

There seems to be an amazing number of different reverb options out there on the market today. Some are based off old digital hardware, while others have no real world models. Though many engineers just choose what’s most comfortable for them, or use whatever cracked plugin they have: there are tw...