Hey thanks! :) This really helped. This might be a weird ask but... I have no idea how the "plate", "hall" or "room" have to sound. I am really new to mixing so I lack professional idiom. Could you give examples or maybe even model a reverb with ReaVerb and put it up here? That would be really amazing. Or maybe tell me how I could get to hear such reverbs. Thank you in advance!

Hey, I can't believe I did not see that thread! Thank you very much Legion! Now I know all I need to know. :) Basically just try & error & experience from now on for me. Thanks!

Thanks for the great thread. It's all really helpful. Now what I'm also interested in knowing is when should I start using Reverb in my workflow. I recently laid down a few tracks and i knew that a few of them really really needed reverb but after I added all of this stuff all of the tracks started choking. So I've spent the last couple of days researching buffers, and rendering tracks. So my question to you is what is your overall process or strategy to keep your computer from choking? When do you render, or increase buffer? When do you add reverb and other effects? Do you wait until the end at the mixing stage or do it from the beginning?