Reverb Woes

[Black Squirrel]

I am back to playing The Axe II yet again I am amazed how much the firmware has Really upped the game and the New IR's are insane, So much I gave the German toaster the shoe. My only problem is I am having a hard time dialing up a classic fender amp Reverb, Maybe its just My not understanding what I am doing. But if someone could offer some help that would be great. Either suggestion or Block I can copy.

Thanks in advance

 

[javajunkie]

I assume you've tried the spring reverbs?

 

[Black Squirrel]

I assume you've tried the spring reverbs?

Yes I have

 

[yek]

"Spring reverb" type is exactly what I use with my cleans. Sounds great IMO. And also consumes less CPU than any other type.

 

[stevieray]

Maybe try it in front of the amp, really old skool Fender style.

 

[nater]

I use the spring type for that Fender sound and the Small Room for a more intimate sound (sort of like 'amp in the room' sound). I always run verb in parallel, mix 100%, adjust input gain to taste (usually around 10%). For the spring style, I always end up cutting the HF down to around 5k give or take.

 

[Black Squirrel]

I use the spring type for that Fender sound and the Small Room for a more intimate sound (sort of like 'amp in the room' sound). I always run verb in parallel, mix 100%, adjust input gain to taste (usually around 10%). For the spring style, I always end up cutting the HF down to around 5k give or take.

I will try this thanks, Does anyone ever put the reverb past amp and pre cab?

 

[yek]

I use the spring type for that Fender sound and the Small Room for a more intimate sound (sort of like 'amp in the room' sound). I always run verb in parallel, mix 100%, adjust input gain to taste (usually around 10%). For the spring style, I always end up cutting the HF down to around 5k give or take.

IIRC, the high-cut in Spring Reverb already defaults to around 4.5kHz.

 

[Poparad]

I will try this thanks, Does anyone ever put the reverb past amp and pre cab?

For spring reverb, yes.

 

[sprint]

I am back to playing The Axe II yet again I am amazed how much the firmware has Really upped the game and the New IR's are insane, So much I gave the German toaster the shoe. My only problem is I am having a hard time dialing up a classic fender amp Reverb, Maybe its just My not understanding what I am doing. But if someone could offer some help that would be great. Either suggestion or Block I can copy.

Thanks in advance

It would be helpful If you could
Indicate what exactly your difficulty is???

What are u hearing that you don't like?

What are u not hearing that you want to hear?

Throw us a bone eh!

 

[nater]

IIRC, the high-cut in Spring Reverb already defaults to around 4.5kHz.

You're probably right.. in that case I think I cut it down to around 3500 give or take... I know I didn't like the stock setting and had to reduce a bit to tame some high end I wasn't diggin' on...

 

[Admin M@]

I will try this thanks, Does anyone ever put the reverb past amp and pre cab?

I do know some pretty picky people who in fact do exactly this.

 

[barhrecords]

I will try this thanks, Does anyone ever put the reverb past amp and pre cab?

To my ears, pre or post cab sounds the same.

But I typically don't change my CAB block settings much in regards to motor drive, room etc.

 

[Black Squirrel]

Turning the HF down and time down has helped a lot I was getting to much "dwell"