GearCast Video - Hall vs. Plate Reverb: Which Is Best?

The digitalDefinition:
A signal or data expressed as series of the digits 0 and 1, typically represented by values of a physical quantity such as voltage or magnetic polarization. reverbDefinition:
Short for Reverberation. The myriad echoes of decaying amplitude created in an acoustic environment. Reverberation may be simulated electronically, mechanically using springs or a metal plate, or in a specially built physical chamber with reflective surfaces where a speaker sends audio into the chamber, and a microphone picks up the reflections. Hall and Plate presets deliver different results. Hall reverbs have pre-delay and significant early reflections, while the somewhat metallic-sounding Plate reverbs have no pre-delay. Craig quickly outlines a few reverb-presetDefinition:
1. (verb) Ability to set parameters in advance, and recall those parameter values as desired. 2. (noun) A collection of parameter values stored within a device, or externally. techniques, such as using a Plate reverbDefinition:
A metal plate with mechanical drivers that convert electricity into vibrations that diffuse throughout the plate, and pickups that convert the resulting vibrations back into electricity, with the goal of simulating the sound of an acoustic space. on only the vocal track to make it stand out.