Ahh… the wonderful world of reverb! But should you use the reverb on your amp or a pedal? That’s exactly what we're going to get into in this episode of How Do You Work This Thing?! Personally, I like the sound of natural spring reverb, but Chelsea prefers the versatility of a reverb pedal. Either way, knowing how to dial in and use reverb with your guitar rig can make things sound a lot nicer.
When you are first getting into reverb pedals, it can be a little difficult to tell the exact differences between the different reverb types like hall, plate, or spring. We will dig into the differences between these reverbs and give you some basic settings to try out for yourself. A lot o this comes down to personal preference, but knowing how to work all of the parameters like decay, tone, fx level, and reverb type can help you get to that tone you hear inside of your head much faster.
Let us know if you prefer the built-in reverb on your amp or the versatility of a reverb pedal. You can also post questions about dialing in your ideal reverb tone. Need help with a trouble spot on the guitar? Book a private 1-on-1 lesson with Nate here. The first one is complimentary.
Enjoy,
Nate & Chelsea
Cool. I will be watching to see what Nate says about Reverb.
In the mean time I just received email from Guitar.com with ad for “Reverb: The Pedal Movie”. I’m going to check it out. Rent or buy from iTunes, VUDU or Google Play.