Reverb, or reverberation, refers to the persistence of a sound after it is
produced. In other words, for how long you can hear a sound after it’s done playing.
Whether you just started mixing or you’ve been doing it for a long time, reverb is one of your most powerful mixing and production tools. And whether you’ve just started using it or have been at it for a long time, all the different types of reverbs can still be confusing.
So in this post, I’ll go through 8 of the most common reverb types and their most common uses.
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