The Elf wrote:
As I explained above, one reverb produces a less cluttered, less phasey and more convicing result that simply adding the same reverb multiple times.
Try it yourself and see.
Indeed I did try this and that is exactly what I found, it is less cluttered and more convincing.
But I also grouped some of the sends thus, because it is such a PITA to use microscopic send controls in DP, I send individual instruments to a shared reverb aux bus thus
Strings - Vln1, Vln2, Vla, Vc, DB
WindsL - flute, oboe etc
WindsR- clarinets
Perc - all of them
Horns
Trumpets
Tbones
Piano, Mallets remain individual
However the indiv instruments are panned individually, they just share a common reverb
The reverb sends from the aux bus are varied to fake distance thus
B - Perc = 0
BM - Brass -4
FM - Winds -8
F - Strings - 12
Keys and Mallets in between BM & FM - 6
This is the best so far, but of course I am now drowning in the hell of infinite editing opportunities without a deadline to meet.