Premiere Vs. Resolve SHOWDOWN: Best Convolution Reverb

Premiere Vs. Resolve SHOWDOWN: Best Convolution Reverb

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We don’t often use reverb when editing in a non linear editor. It’s generally relegated to heavy-duty mix sessions where we have to blend ADR with on-set sound. But if we MUST do it in an NLE, having a convolution reverb makes all the difference. 

Of course, algorithmic reverbs can also do a wonderful job of recreating on-set ambiences. But without the ability to shoot a room with an impulse response, it can be cumbersome to mix ADR with on-set dialog.

With Fairlight’s new 1,000+ track count and hardware acceleration capability, can Adobe Premiere Pro’s Convolution Reverb stack up to Resolve’s Reverb plugin?

In this video, Mark takes us through a blow-by-blow contrast and comparison of the “Reverb” and “Convolution Reverb” plugins in both NLEs, and he shows us which one is the winner for most effective and efficient to use in Post Production. Additionally, everything he demonstrates is in parallel to how the 90 hour Cinema Sound Education demonstrates best practices.

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