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In MReberb we can choose from (i think) 4 types. I honestly can'thear any difference. Does anyone else know the difference between them? Do i need to change certain parameters to make the difference more prominent?
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Not really, you mean the modes, right? I quite think we could remove the option :). Perhaps replace it with something else..
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MeldaProduction wrote:Not really, you mean the modes, right? I quite think we could remove the option :). Perhaps replace it with something else..
Interesting - :party:

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I think I hear a difference between them. I choose 4 for percussion

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MeldaProduction wrote:Not really, you mean the modes, right? I quite think we could remove the option :). Perhaps replace it with something else..
Yeah, sounds good! I wonder what you will do?
pone wrote:I think I hear a difference between them. I choose 4 for percussion
Interesting, I can't hear anything. Can you describe how the sound different?
Jason @ Melda Production

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Honestly, I think MReverb is one of the weakest melda plugins and is one of the few from the total bundle that I've had to find an alternative for. I just can't make it not sound nasty, especially in the high frequencies, and I can never get the sense of density/diffusion that I'm looking for. Even the ancient and free Ambience vst sounds better: http://magnus.smartelectronix.com/ That said, I primarily use MConvolution, which is awesome and incredibly flexible, so it's ultimately not a big deal for me.

Sorry, not helping with this thread, it's just been on my mind for a while.

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jmg8 wrote:Interesting, I can't hear anything. Can you describe how the sound different?
I think it sounds more harmonious.
vectorwarrior wrote:Honestly, I think MReverb is one of the weakest melda plugins and is one of the few from the total bundle that I've had to find an alternative for.
I think it is a reverb for placement in the close stereo field. That's where I use it... once again for percussion.

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pone wrote:
jmg8 wrote:
vectorwarrior wrote:Honestly, I think MReverb is one of the weakest melda plugins and is one of the few from the total bundle that I've had to find an alternative for.
I think it is a reverb for placement in the close stereo field. That's where I use it... once again for percussion.
Yeah, makes sense. I usually use convolution for 'realism' and algorthms for dense 'effect' type reverbs where i want to create a sense of spooky atmosphere or extend out a sound.

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Hopefully there will be a new spatial positioning plugin soon, that will increase Melda's reverb cred. :pray: :pray:

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Chandlerhimself wrote:Hopefully there will be a new spatial positioning plugin soon, that will increase Melda's reverb cred. :pray: :pray:
Totally looking forward to that! 8)
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a peep into the future - would be nice yes :D

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Mads

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Hehe no peak to the future :D. But yes, something will happen eventually :D.
I'd like to create some other reverb in the future as well, but more interesting things are on the plate now (and probably will be for some time :D ). MReverb is problematic - some people say it's the best ever, some say it's the worst :D. Personal stuff indeed!
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MeldaProduction wrote:I'd like to create some other reverb in the future as well, but more interesting things are on the plate now
Is this a hint? MPlateReverb? That new Abbey Road plate verb from Waves is awesome, it would be a really hard act to follow.
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Please no more plates. :( To me it seems that there are quite enough out there. I'd really like to see something more for "real environments". Building real room acoustics and stuff. Such things are either just IR-tech, too heavy for the CPU or just sound not good enough regarding the sound (my opinion / experience).
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Tagirijus wrote:Please no more plates. :( .
+1

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