Toneboosters Reverb 4
Presonus Open Air Reverb
I often used Poor Plate
OldSkoolVerb
TAL-Reverb-4
Studio One Reverb Alternative
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- KVRAF
- 5958 posts since 16 Aug, 2017 from UK
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- KVRian
- 937 posts since 31 May, 2017
I just got an email from Plugin boutique with a coupon to get Phoenixverb Stereo for $49.
That sounds like a great deal. Phoenixverb is supposed to excel at natural reverb.
I have R2 and it is great for "lush" reverb, so I can speak to the high quality of the Exponential Audio (now an Izotope company) stuff.
For me personally, I haven't yet found the perfect all arounder. I like specialized reverbs for specialized purposes. Like I said, R2 is great for lush sounds. I really like Soundtoys Little Plate for smooth sounds (it's not very versatile but I love it for its simplicity). Waves Abbey Road Chambers for thick, vintagey stuff is great too.
That sounds like a great deal. Phoenixverb is supposed to excel at natural reverb.
I have R2 and it is great for "lush" reverb, so I can speak to the high quality of the Exponential Audio (now an Izotope company) stuff.
For me personally, I haven't yet found the perfect all arounder. I like specialized reverbs for specialized purposes. Like I said, R2 is great for lush sounds. I really like Soundtoys Little Plate for smooth sounds (it's not very versatile but I love it for its simplicity). Waves Abbey Road Chambers for thick, vintagey stuff is great too.
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- KVRAF
- 6828 posts since 28 Apr, 2004 from france
Yes, but Phoenixverb might not be updated anymore, as Michael Carnes (the lead developer), just got hired by Izotope. If it is not an issue for you, great, but it can be a good thing to know before buying it.
Acon Verberate 2 is fresh from the oven, on the other hand.
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- KVRAF
- 23481 posts since 12 Jul, 2003 from West Caprazumia
Now people are - as per usual - mention every single reverb plugin on the planet.
Did you guys notice that he is looking for a reverb that can sound natural?
And are you guys actually familiar with Studio One's included fx?
Someone even mentioned a IR plugin here
Did you guys notice that he is looking for a reverb that can sound natural?
And are you guys actually familiar with Studio One's included fx?
Someone even mentioned a IR plugin here
"Preamps have literally one job: when you turn up the gain, it gets louder." Jamcat, talking about presmp-emulation plugins.
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- KVRAF
- 4470 posts since 27 Jul, 2004
What I dislike with OpenAir is that it has to think too long if it will load an IR file or not...jens wrote: ↑Wed Apr 17, 2019 8:43 pm Now people are - as per usual - mention every single reverb plugin on the planet.
Did you guys notice that he is looking for a reverb that can sound natural?
And are you guys actually familiar with Studio One's included fx?
Someone even mentioned a IR plugin here
It´s the first convolver I encountered which takes that long to load a simple wav file
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- KVRAF
- 1858 posts since 26 Nov, 2018
But the thing is it sounds nice in a mix to me.
For example, I do NOT care for "Lustrous Plates" as it sounds samey and cluttered to my ears. Per my opinion you'll get 50 people telling me how much they like it. Nice to have choices.
Frankly, I prefer the stock Reason 7000 to just about anything
For example, I do NOT care for "Lustrous Plates" as it sounds samey and cluttered to my ears. Per my opinion you'll get 50 people telling me how much they like it. Nice to have choices.
Frankly, I prefer the stock Reason 7000 to just about anything
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- KVRAF
- 1844 posts since 23 Sep, 2005
I love Exponential Audio's Reverbs. I find their R2 Reverb very good for any kind of music / sound I throw at it. You can customize the reverb character to taste via the various parameters it offers, and it is very CPU friendly.
I highly recommend Exponential Audio R2, but all of their other Reverbs are great.
I highly recommend Exponential Audio R2, but all of their other Reverbs are great.
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- KVRist
- 185 posts since 10 Nov, 2012
+1. I thought I'd go bleh, as I had all the older Waves verbs in the day and I thought they were all useless. But the H-Reverb sounds wonderful and has a useful interface. Goes for $29 randomly.
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- KVRer
- 2 posts since 18 Jul, 2009 from Manchester, UK
Most reverbs sound pretty decent these days.
My prefered choice is the Cubase Revelation - but as you are looking for an external plugin
The Expotential Audio Reverbs sound very Lexicon - we'll have to see if iZotope support them properly. Nice clean tails.
If you have Komplete - it's easy to overlook the Softube Lexicon Clones - these sound amazing.
The Waves H-Reverb is good - but no better than the others - however there's the Waves update plan - so I'm done with Waves now
And I'll echo the Valhala sentiments - the interface isn't sexy - but very user friendly and these sound amazing and are very musical. And a bargain.
My prefered choice is the Cubase Revelation - but as you are looking for an external plugin
The Expotential Audio Reverbs sound very Lexicon - we'll have to see if iZotope support them properly. Nice clean tails.
If you have Komplete - it's easy to overlook the Softube Lexicon Clones - these sound amazing.
The Waves H-Reverb is good - but no better than the others - however there's the Waves update plan - so I'm done with Waves now
And I'll echo the Valhala sentiments - the interface isn't sexy - but very user friendly and these sound amazing and are very musical. And a bargain.
