Please suggest some vintage reverbs to checkout

[roman.i]

Plate algorithms is the kind of sound I was looking at first,
but basically any reverb that doesn't create a sense of walls and has a vintage sound will fit.
Thanks for all the suggestions.

[chk071]

basically any reverb that doesn't create a sense of walls and has a vintage sound will fit.
Thanks for all the suggestions.

Hmm... now I'm as confused as some of the others here.

What exactly do you mean by "doesn't create a sense of walls"?

[roman.i]

Hmm... now I'm as confused as some of the others here.

What exactly do you mean by "doesn't create a sense of walls"?

I mean that room algorithms create sense of walls. For example, H-Reverb that I have has this "sand throwing on walls" sound which creates the sense of walls (I can't get rid of it by tuning eq/damping).
On the other hand, plate algorithms create a floor without walls, and there are reverbs that create a sense of space without walls and floor, basically a delay in diffusion mode.

[imrae]

Most reverbs let you turn down or disable the "early reflections" that are responsible for providing "walls"? H-reverb should certainly be capable of some smooth plates.

[roman.i]

Most reverbs let you turn down or disable the "early reflections" that are responsible for providing "walls"? H-reverb should certainly be capable of some smooth plates.

I'll check this. Thanks.

[chk071]

Yeah, exactly that. Also try to adjust the diffusion setting, which can help with that as well, in my experience (might be wrong).

[vitocorleone123]

In addition to some others mentioned here: iZotope R4

[SteveWZ]

Relab Sonsig-RevA
Relab VSP S24
Adaptiverb
Wormhole
Atliverb

just to name a few.

[roman.i]

Thanks everyone, finally got the TSAR reverb on a sale.
I also tried to tune the H-reverb to get that sound,
but it has too many controls and it takes too much time to make it sound right.