Joachim Müllner (a.k.a. "The Wikisinger") recently shared a video of himself performing an original song in 15 different places, experimenting with reverb, delays, and reflections — the idea behind the video is to show that every room, building, space you enter has its own unique sonic properties.

There is no artificial reverb applied to the recording — it's all natural, and it's an illuminating look into the impact of varied environments on sound.

The Austrian production company behind the video — 

 — created a similar experiment a couple of years ago with a 

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Joachim Müllner (a.k.a. “The Wikisinger”) recently shared a video of himself performing an original song in 15 different places, experimenting with reverb, delays, and reflections — the idea behind the video is to show that every room, building, space you enter has its own unique sonic properties. There is no artificial reverb applied to the recording — … Continue reading A demonstration of natural reverb in 15 different places →
