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Eh, not so much. But yes, if you hear reverb it is too much. The overall sound should seem better, but with no audible reason why it is better. But if you can hear the reverb, it is too much.
Reverb is also a way of "backgrounding" an instrument. The more reverb, the further away the sound seems. (Again, the brain reconstructs the "room" sense from what it hears.) So any given instrument might need more or less reverb, depending on where you want it placed in the mix. Panning also helps - pan the flute 30% right, pan the lead guitar 43% left - to give the sound a bit of structure. Of course you probably wouldn't use panning in a live performance. Maybe, but not likely.
This is why professional recordings are made in a sound booth. No reverb at all. Then you go in and apply the amount of reverb you want to each channel post-performance.
For recording a live performance they usually have a direct mic on each instrument/vocal, and then one or more mics recording the ambient sound in the room. The room mics provide the reverb, and they can add or take out reverb as needed, while the direct mics provide the "dry" direct, non-reverb sound. Then the editor mixes to taste.
Reverb is also a way of "backgrounding" an instrument. The more reverb, the further away the sound seems. (Again, the brain reconstructs the "room" sense from what it hears.) So any given instrument might need more or less reverb, depending on where you want it placed in the mix. Panning also helps - pan the flute 30% right, pan the lead guitar 43% left - to give the sound a bit of structure. Of course you probably wouldn't use panning in a live performance. Maybe, but not likely.
This is why professional recordings are made in a sound booth. No reverb at all. Then you go in and apply the amount of reverb you want to each channel post-performance.
For recording a live performance they usually have a direct mic on each instrument/vocal, and then one or more mics recording the ambient sound in the room. The room mics provide the reverb, and they can add or take out reverb as needed, while the direct mics provide the "dry" direct, non-reverb sound. Then the editor mixes to taste.
caller: i need to confirm my appointment.
me: ok. what is your name?
caller: [name]
me: [looks up name]. i don't have anyone by that name.... and you have seen Dr. [boss] before?
caller: oh... i called the wrong number. that's weird. what place did i call?
me: [name of office]
caller: [hangs up]
well... that was rude.
me: ok. what is your name?
caller: [name]
me: [looks up name]. i don't have anyone by that name.... and you have seen Dr. [boss] before?
caller: oh... i called the wrong number. that's weird. what place did i call?
me: [name of office]
caller: [hangs up]
well... that was rude.
Lil, you are not a failure. You are very talented. You are strong and you are a fighter. There have been times when I have wondered at the resilience with which you pull through all the mess that life throws at you and still come out trumps. C'mon girl, don't give up! This too shall pass. I'll be praying for you.
L
Bah... Just tell them I'm your Uber driver and that you'll be back in a few weeks, maybe a few months. 
On an unrelated note, I am so ready for this week to be over - but not sure that I'm ready for this weekend to begin.
On an unrelated note, I am so ready for this week to be over - but not sure that I'm ready for this weekend to begin.
I agree with both ready for the week to be over, but not quite ready for the weekend just yet.. To be honest... Not ready for Christmas either...
I went to a middle school girl's basketball game and the gym felt like a sauna x.x
To the lady sitting in front of me with the little girl who was watching YouTube videos on high volume and then proceeded to refuse to take her kid out when she started crying and making a sound which I can only compare to Dori making whale sounds:
To the cheerleader from the opposing team that did consecutive back flips all the way to half court: You the real MVP. I'd break if I tried to do even one lol
To the lady sitting in front of me with the little girl who was watching YouTube videos on high volume and then proceeded to refuse to take her kid out when she started crying and making a sound which I can only compare to Dori making whale sounds:
To the cheerleader from the opposing team that did consecutive back flips all the way to half court: You the real MVP. I'd break if I tried to do even one lol