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Not entirely sure what your question is but I’ll just say how im doing my reverbs…
3 reverb buses with eqs on each.
This is so I can send tracks to either a short, medium, or long reverb. Eq i take out all the bass and quite a lot of the low mid and then recently have started taking out quite a lot of the highs.
It depends on what you’re going for, but I like to think that if you notice the reverb it’s basically too much. So just as it starts to become noticeable in the mix (as i turn up the fader) i bring it back down a bit. But for 80s synth wave you might want a bit more haha.
Nice track! What you using for your marimba/xylophone toto sounding synth?
That for the instrument plays at 1:30 (Burn The Bureau), similar to the electric piano, but I’m not sure, tell me?)
Thanks.
The marimba is a korg m3 instrument, kratoz, not sure what you mean, the near synth?
Lethargik, I tried this 3 reverb approach, too, but like I did it, the sounds did fit into the same room anymore. Usually I do three predelay sends before the reverb with different predelays and filter settings. Like mimic a real acoustic situation. 3 reverbs do not seem to be too realistic. But in the end only the quality of sound counts 
will try this 3 rev approach again.
I meant a little different, a little later clarify, about your track, I would advise you to use other toms, listen as I did.
https://soundcloud.com/www-gmmusic-ru/rtrn-to-90prodby-gmmusic/s-jHAKb
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