Muse Sounds reverb
Hello,
I'm trying the muse sounds on MS4, the sounds are really great, however is there a way to control the reverb?
It would actually be much better if the sounds were without reverb and one could add it to the channels (or master)...
Thanks!
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This isn't currently possible, but it has been suggested controls might be added in a future update.
Interestingly enough, to me it sounds like there is no reverb when I select a note. But it is there in playback.
In reply to Interestingly enough, to me… by bobjp
Yep. That's good evidence that the sounds themselves are dry, but the reverb is being added algorithmically. Giving me confidence it will be straightforward to add a control over this in a future update.
In reply to Yep. That's good evidence… by Marc Sabatella
wonderful, thanks Marc!
In reply to Yep. That's good evidence… by Marc Sabatella
Hi Marc, have you heard any news about this? To my ears, some instruments (like saxophones) have a very reserved amount of reverb while others (like clarinets) have a lot, which in a blended ensemble makes mixing very hard. I just tried using glockenspiel and it was borderline unusable with the tons of reverb already added.
In reply to Hi Marc, have you heard any… by JohannesWiberg
There are still no specific plans announced regarding when any specific feature might be introduced. Perhaps things will become a little more clear after the big planning meeting that I understand is scheduled for sometime this month.
In reply to Yep. That's good evidence… by Marc Sabatella
Since the reverb is applied to all sounds, I think it needs to be taken out
and then added as a vst-effect on the master-channel by default.
This would be the right way to do it. Or MU needs effect channels,
so that reverb can be used as send-effect.
In reply to Yep. That's good evidence… by Marc Sabatella
I used Muse Strings together with Arab instruments from a soundfont. Muse strings sounded like a beautiful orchestra in a large concert hall. However all the instruments from soundfonts sounded too close and I had to export them as different tracks and add reverb in Audacity. Muse sounds is OK for a classical orchestra in a large concert hall, but if we need to control what instruments will sound closer or farther we need individual reverb.
In reply to I used Muse Strings together… by fernandoamartin
You can add reverb in the Mixer - except, unfortunately, on Linux currently, because this relies on VST. So hopefully that is addressed soon,
In reply to You can add reverb in the… by Marc Sabatella
Oh no! Linux is missing the features again. :(
At least I was able to get some good results with what I have currently.
https://youtu.be/e9V1ciVkJj0