As I’ve mentioned before, it’s crucial to carefully consider whether the reverb is truly necessary and, if so, what the appropriate parameter settings should be. Instead of applying reverb after grouping, I apply it to each part individually and fine-tune them accordingly.
When I use Raum, I often only adjust the Mix, Decay, and Low Cut parameters. Since I use reverb frequently, Raum has become indispensable due to its user-friendly interface and the ability to achieve the desired sound with its simple parameters.
Additionally, applying EQ before and after the reverb is important. Before applying reverb to sounds like pads or synths, I cut the low end below 400 Hz using EQ. After applying reverb, I make adjustments using Raum’s Low Cut and High Cut, as well as an additional EQ. It allows for a clearer sound with minimal reverb.
