Is there some routing wizardry that would allow me to……..

[thrashmetl]

……use a reverb before the amp block in one scene and a different reverb after the amp block in another scene? Probably a long shot, but I thought I’d ask. The only two reverbs I use are spring which only sounds right before the amp and room which only sounds right after the amp. So is there a way to put some spring in front of the amp in one scene and then somehow put some room after the amp in a different scene?

 

[Greg Ferguson]

Use a reverb block and a delay or multitap that'll imitate a reverb using diffusion is the easy way. The second best is to use two presets.

You can play games in one preset with Feedback Send and Feedback Return, but it's a pain to set up.

Have you tried putting the Reverb between the Amp and the Cab? See Position of the Reverb block on the grid for more information

 

[Bakerman]

Check out Moke's preset (#8) here and replace the pitch block with reverb.

https://www.fractalaudio.com/gift-of-tone/

 

[moerker]

Tried it once with Feedback Send/Return, it was kind of an underwhelming. I would suggest using a Plex-Verb or Multitap if possible (as suggested by @Greg Ferguson ). They give pretty good results.

 

[empinchen]

Maybe the room parameters in the cab block are good enough for your use case?

 

[AlexMania]

You might be able to do it with two mixer blocks. Any nuances there will be lost live.

 

[Will Schut]

Check out Moke's preset (#8) here and replace the pitch block with reverb.

https://www.fractalaudio.com/gift-of-tone/

This! Moke routes level Hogwarts. Problem solved.

 

[TheloniusJ]

This! Moke routes level Hogwarts. Problem solved.

Yep. I haven't implemented this approach into my presets, but I know I'm going to at some point. Super clever.