Once more with feelin - voelund

[The_Metallurgist]

Yah a suggestion. I wonder is the verb too much too little too dark too long too short.
Would be little easier understandin you if it were more specific. I think

i was intentionally vague for a reason....if i give you the answer from my perspective, it's not your work

seriously, it's the information the reverb is communicating you need to be aware of, and books have been written on that subject alone! however, a rule-of-thumb would be....

...if you want the vocal up-front, INCREASE the pre-delay and make the vocal brighter. the further back you want it, shorten the pre-delay or remove it completely if it's out the back somewhere....and lose the high content at the same time in both the vocal and the reverb. just don't ask me why otherwise i'll be typing for the rest of the night it's unwise to quote values here because you have to find what sounds best to your ears in your situation and adjust accordingly, eh?

brightness is all about the reflections in the room, and what it's furnished with. hard surfaces, bright reflections....but man, it's a million times more complicated that this, like even considering how long the high frequencies take to decay for example, relative to the low ones! you need to read up on it, or watch some videos on ytube perhaps.

sorry i can't be more specific, but it's not a specific subject and it's full of science and psychoacoustic voodoo.

laters..
Dave