(Sorry about posting in two forums. Wasn't sure whether one would be more appropriate than the other.)

I know a lot of factors play a role, but is there a general setting that gives a reasonable reverb effect without it sounding too horrible?

I ask because FAWM is coming up and for the heck of it I'd like to do a few a cappella takes with my lyrics. I'm NOT a singer by any stretch of the imagination, but thought perhaps an effect or two could beef my vocals up a bit.

The room I'm in is an open one, with an 11' ceiling. The room's about 40 sq metres (ca 430 sq. feet). I'm at one end of it, in a corner with my workspace and computer. (Maybe the fact I'm in a corner plays a role as well in terms of settings. I've already observed that if I put the room size setting at 40 metres, the echo is horrendous. The lower I go, the more reasonable it sounds.)

I know I'll need to fiddle the settings to find the best result, but hoped someone could give me a starting point.

And what other effects might be useful with Gverb?

Thanks!

Donna

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