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If you're going for a dry studio sound that you can tweak a lot, EastWest isn't really made for that. The instruments are recorded in an actual hall with natural reverb.

Depends
 
EWQLSO Platinum has 3 mic positions, including close mics, so you can switch the Room & Surround off if you want
 

How about R-mix?

Bristol_Jonesey
 
Depends
 
EWQLSO Platinum has 3 mic positions, including close mics, so you can switch the Room & Surround off if you want
 

Yeah, I always wondered if the close micing would completely eliminate reflections. I have gold. I guess I shouldn't assume he has gold or silver.

Maybe the title of the thread should be changed to "Removing reverb".  Reversing reverb is something entirely different from what the OP is trying to do.
 

I wrote another post with the actual audio.
I'd appreciate it if you could take a look
Here's the link
http://forum.cakewalk.com...er-cello-m2932693.aspx
 
 

Right.
 
Well I think what we need to know is EXACTLY what you were using to generate those 2 notes.
 
I wouldn't say the first one is "fuzzy", to me it just sounds like it was recorded from a distance of about 20 feet. It's a room sound.
 
The second one is close mic'ed, up close & personal.
 
So what patches from what vsti have you been using. You said EWQLSO, but there are several versions
 
You'll never get there by processing - this has to be captured at source, in my opinion.