“smooth” or “rough”<\/strong>.<\/p>\nWhat has been ignored so far is the fact that sound waves propagate in a space. Either they reach a human ear directly, starting from their source, or they are first reflected at other places and are therefore directed to the listener’s point of view with a time delay and only partially. We quickly understand each other when we speak of reverberation in this context. A special case of this kind is the echo, where still recognizable single sounds repeat in a certain number and speed – depending on the distance from reflecting surfaces.<\/p>\n
In audio mixing, the more general term delay<\/strong> is used, and its types include reverb<\/strong> and echo<\/strong>.<\/p>\nHere are three tutorials from the Recording Blog<\/strong>, delamartv<\/strong> and Martin Wolfinger on mixing reverb<\/strong>:<\/p>\n