Is there a reverb I am not aware of that has what I need on it? Patching everything here with two or more and I just need one maybe? So far tried magic 7, reaper stock, reverb from the reverb company . Venn audio too. Any recommendations appreciated. May just not be aware of a workaround. Thanks.

Hi everyone — I’m teaching beginner production students about the vocal chain, and I’ve been using parts of your EQ and compression videos as teaching material. They’ve been incredibly effective — my students really started to hear what those tools are doing, so thank you for that. Now I’m moving on to saturation, and I’d love some advice from the community on how best to teach this concept at a beginner level. Here’s my challenge: Many of my students are working in GarageBand or BandLab (free version), where there isn’t a plug-in explicitly labeled “Saturation.” Instead, we’re relying on Overdrive or Distortion plug-ins and using them very subtly to achieve a saturation-type effect. I'm going to emphasizing that: - Saturation is about harmonic richness and warmth, not audible distortion - Less is more, especially for vocals - If you can clearly hear distortion, it’s probably too much That said, saturation feels more abstract to students than EQ or compression, and I want to make sure I’m explaining it in a way that clicks — especially when the tools don’t look like what they see in professional DAWs. Could you give me some advice on - How do you explain saturation in simple, musical terms? - Do you recommend introducing it early in the vocal chain, or waiting until students have stronger ears? - Any tips for demonstrating saturation effectively when using overdrive/distortion instead of dedicated saturation plug-ins? Appreciate any insight — I want to make sure I’m setting my students up with solid fundamentals without overwhelming them. Thanks again for all the great educational content.