How to use FL Studio How to make a reverse reverb

How to use FL Studio How to make a reverse reverb

I saw the reverse reverb in Kontakt for a moment and thought that it could be done in FL Studio, so I made it.

I will also explain how to adjust to BPM.

In the video, the reverse reverb is also delayed.

Then I will explain it immediately.

Make reverse reverb in FL Studio

I use "Fruity Convolver".

"Fruity Convolver" is a FL Studio plug-in that can be read by IR.

I have written quite a lot about acquiring IR, so please refer to it.

IR

This is a list of "IR" articles.

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Load "Fruity Convolver" into Mixer.

Here, we will explain using the IR that is loaded by default.

Click "Reverse" from the spanner icon.

Now you can reverse reverb.

The following example sounds pretty natural, but it's useless depending on the IR and BPM.

Therefore, I will explain how to adjust the length to suit the BPM.

How to set the reverse reverb that matches the BPM

It's easy, though.

Right-click on the number in the upper right and click "Bar: Beat: Tick".

Now you can measure the length of the display in Beat units.

When adjusting the length, the original waveform is easier to do, so either "Undo" "Reverse" or "Reverse" again.

For example, if you want to make it 1/4 of the delay, select the IR length up to 001: 01: 095.

Click "Trim" from the scissors icon.

In the second half, select an appropriate range and click Fade Out.

Double-click to deselect it, and finally apply "Reverse" from the spanner icon to complete 1/4 reverse reverb.

You can get the effect like this by hanging it on Kick.

It looks like this when you hang it on a riff.

How to use FL Studio Summary of how to make reverse reverb

It's easy, but it's a pretty good effect.

I don't think there are many existing plugins that can achieve this effect.

It's easy to use "Fruity Convolver", isn't it?