TrueVerb is a classic and its function IS to "disappear" in a mix to give a hint of depth without sounding like reverb. Recently a friend demonstrated this to me again when sending me a mix for high profile client as postpro work with TrueVerb on Brass and Strings - very clear.jochicago wrote: ↑Sun Jan 06, 2019 12:08 am TrueVerb is meek, hides its tail, disappears in the mix. XenoVerb is a proud reverb. If you set it wrong it will sound rough, inappropriate, muddy or worse. If you set it right it will bring warmth, lush and that missing factor that pulls everything together.
Concerning XenoVerb - it is a completely different kind of reverb and while I have several high end hardware and software reverbs I choose it in my professional work for a nice dense diffusion which let certain sounds bloom and shine. It is a very good tool. I do program my own settings - the presets are a bit mediocre.