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This is gold! I hadn’t realised that about the expression slider, it sounded like it was just affecting volume so I ignored it, but I guess It’s kind of affecting Gain..? and velocity in a way, that makes it more useful!

I have a midi keyboard but mostly use it to hear chords and notes rather than play them (I have limited finger position and music theory knowledge). I’m in the early stages of learning keyboard/theory though so I played with recording from it last night and really liked the result! felt so much more natural, the playing but also the playback (and way more intuitive than manually adjusting velocity in the DAW). I can imagine how it would help with giving things space in a mix.

Thanks for the taking the time on the advice and feedback, I really appreciate it and it’s already helped 👍🏽.

I did have a question about reverb though. With this kind of mix would you have reverb on each instrument trying to mimic it’s position in the room? Or would you touch up the reverb on them just relative to each other?

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I think the BBC built in reverb already properly places the instruments in the room.

I need to do more work on it. I have a lot of experimenting to do.

I want to test out delay times, like have a nearer thing be drier, but give it just a few milisecond longer delay than something farther away, i.e. if it's close to you, you'll hear it faster and the reverb will take longer to reach you, but then the ratio of the dry sound to the wet sound is also higher.

Then you can also think about distance to each ear drum.

I've got a lot of work to do on this once I realized that if I put everything at the same dryness/wetness (i.e. just putting a bunch of tracks under a reverb) then it's not going to sound as natural.