From k2mojo@groovedaddies.com Thu Feb 06 11:17:15 2003
Subject:RE: HELP -- No reverb?

I'm sort of with Barry on this one. When I record I use a fair amount of
outboard reverb at the tail end of the sound chain, but when I'm playing
live I use just a hint of reverb, but mainly because my stage sound is
coming out of the mains and I want to warm it slightly before it hits the
audience. To me, adding any reverb BEFORE the Leslie stage just muddies
things up and is unnatural. I try to make any reverb I use simulate
whatever the room condition is I'm striving for.

Ed Fliege
k2mojo@groovedaddies.com
www.groovedaddies.com

> From: Barry [mailto:bardian@usadatanet.net]
>
> In the studio, I always add reverb to make it sound like the
> Leslie is sitting in some kind of acoustic space. Playing live,
> I never use reverb on a clone just because there is no reverb on
> a B3 or Leslie (I guess there are Leslies with reverb, but I've
> never used one).

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