The 3-Space Reverb Framework: Learn the step by step system for using reverb in your mixes

This book was very informative and illuminating. It was also not too long which is good. I read it in one sitting.This framework for reverb is something I’d heard of once, but never learned. It makes a lot of sense. I was already doing some of the things mentioned, but now I know a lot more. Kudos for using specific frequency ranges and other settings values for effects.Easily worth the price if you want to improve your use of reverb.

If you're a newbie like me, then this is the book for you. It explains reverb usage and how to EQ your reverb ( something I never knew to do) to get a cleaner sound. I'm happy that I purchased this book, and I'm glad that it is written in a way that not only professionals can relate, but people new to this can grasp the concepts too.

I love this book because reverb is a very scary thing to learn in general. You have to know what to learn and what to focus on most and that is what this book gives you. It also ties in to the main point of all of his books. Proper blend and contrast is what makes good mixes. Now I kinda thought he woulda went into the different reverb types but instead, he focuses more on things like the length of your reverb and how to go about getting the type of space you're after, why you would use a grainier reverb over smoother one or vice versa...those type of things. This is because he is giving you the knowledge to figure out what you need for your song on your own. So you can hear any reverb and instantly know what to use it for or where it is best suited. He also goes into advanced reverb techniques which honestly aren't difficult to understand. This book is good and hopefully now that I read this one, his delay one should be even simpler than this, I think...I hope haha

All of Nathan’s books have been improving my mixes like crazy. If you feel like you are about 85% there but can’t seem to figure out that last 15% to get your mixes sounding pro then his books are for you. If you are a beginner, read his books, you will learn some valuable information a lot quicker than I did. Wish I would have found these books earlier. I would start with the Eq and Compression framework and work your way up, 3 space reverb next, buss compression framework, and then lastly read his Multiple band compression framework once you have a better grasp of regular compression. I have read many mixing books and Nathan just says things in a way thats fun to read and easy to comprehend for me. Thank you Nathan! You are helping me to greatly improve my craft.

Learned so much in just a little bit of time. I learned more about reverb in this book than hours of You tube videos

The information is presented in a logical format, which makes sense. To someone who knows little and is trying to learn, this is an excellent method of providing new information, which can be tied together with earlier instruction through logic. I'd recommend this book to anyone who is serious about learning to use reverb with recordings.

This whole Nyquist series is great for beginners and if ya need a refresher on anything.

Tips on how to create space with reverb...a front, a middle, and a back. With good info on how to achieve this. But no advice on which elements to put where. Except, the author mentions putting the drums in the "front" space. That's confusing. I'm in a rock band. Seems like the drums should feel like there in the back. Another little section in the book giving me some advice on which elements go in which space.....then we would have had a 4 or 5 star book. I really like the authors series of books-------the one about EQ and Compression was a quick read....and improved my mixes immediately. Nathan....please make ALL of your books available in printed physical form. I've got half in real form. Your others were only available in Kindle form. That screws up my collection. Plus.....I like real books.

Facile à lire et intéressant.

Parte con una panoramica teorica e poi consiglia dei parametri molto precisi e pratici, ho approfondito tantissimo le mie conoscenze.

Well explained, in detail but easy to go through from time to time. Would love to get my hands on even more books from Nathan since I have all three already. I'm mixing mostly Rock and Metal music but the techniques still apply.

It's a short read but tells you everything you need to know. After implementing the methods in this book I noticed an immediate and distinct improvement in the depth and separation of instruments in my mix. Reverb is a vital part of any mix, and this book shows you, in detail, how to use it like a pro. The cost is negligible compared to the value contained within. Upon writing this I realised he's got another book on multi-band compression, so might check that out as well.

Gute Inputs für den Umgang mit Reverb, EQ und Delay. Sehr hilfreich für Homerecording.