Black Rooster Audio releases the RO-140 - Vintage Plate Reverb (AAX/VST/AU)

[BlackRooster]

This physically modelled plate reverb emulation plug-in offers six material options, as well as classic dampening and pre-delay controls, adding just the right amount of vintage flair to your productions. Perfect for drums, vocals, guitar and even sound design!

Coming at an affordable $69, this plug-in will surely refine your tracks with some sweet vintage reverberation.

Save $10 on your purchase with code: KVRAUDIO10

Test & Purchase here: https://blackroosteraudio.com/en/landing/ro-140



Inspired by the classics
This plug-in was inspired by the EMT 140 and other classic plate reverbs.

6 Plate Materials
Choose between six plate materials: gold, silver, steel, aluminum, bronze and titanium. Customise your sound further by adjusting the plate’s size.

Classic Dampening Control
Get complete control over the reverb decay time with the physically modelled version of a classic dampening control, and choose between 10 damper positions by clicking the + and - buttons.

Classic Pre-Delay Control
The classic pre-delay control determines the amount of delay between the dry and wet signals. It was purposefully placed after the plate reverb emulation to enable users to modulate the reverb tail with the DAW automation.

Adjustable Gain-Staging at the In- and Output Stage
This gives you the ability to control the pre-processing input gain level, as well as the post-processing output gain level.

SSE2 optimized code
DSP operations are pipelined using the SSE2 instruction set. This ensures a high-performance operation despite our plug-ins’ very complex computations.

HighDPI/Retina Support
The user interfaces support high pixel density on both Windows and Mac OS systems, giving you the most enjoyable user experience on high DPI displays.

System Requirements
Minimum System Requirements (MAC)
SSE2 compatible processor (Intel Core CPU recommended)
1GB of RAM
Mac OSX 10.9 or newer
VST, AU or AAX compatible host (64bit)
Display resolution of 1280x1024 pixels or higher

Minimum System Requirements (WINDOWS)
SSE2 compatible processor (Intel Core CPU recommended)
1GB of RAM
Windows 7 or newer
VST or AAX compatible host
Display resolution of 1280x1024 pixels or higher

[BlackRooster]

[TheD20]

Incredible sounding reverb here! Well done Black Rooster Audio!!!
Loving this on all types of sources!!!

[Funkybot's Evil Twin]

Between UAD, Valhalla, UVI, Kush, and Arturia I really don’t need another plate, so this will be a tough sell. But I’m still very tempted to demo.

[Lesha]

And it has a low CPU consumption when compared to the rivals.

[fese]

Hmm, yeah, not really sure I need another plate emulation, considering I already have Valhalla, UVI and Little Plate and I somehow rarely use them anyway, I kinda like the sound of them alone, but often cannot really fit them into a mix, it always seems to be too colored. Can be lack of skills on my side, of course.

Low CPU is a plus, as e.g. the UVI plate sounds great at higher quality levels, but is quite the cpu hog...

[fcamp]

I am not sure if I should try it...I am sure it sounds as it looks.

[BlackRooster]

I am not sure if I should try it...I am sure it sounds as it looks.

You should .. really!

[D.K Envelope]

hi Blackrooster

is there a special price for allbundle owner ?
please send me voucher then


thanks

[BlackRooster]

hi Blackrooster

is there a special price for allbundle owner ?
please send me voucher then


thanks

Drop me a line via info (at) blackroosteraudio.com

[functionform]

Absolutely love the decay on this, fantastic! I used the UVI a lot, and I assume there are some similarities in the implementation, but right out of the box, the decay on this seems more natural.

[v1o]

Is this based on the newer physical models of a plate. Like UVI Plate and PA1?

[BlackRooster]

Is this based on the newer physical models of a plate. Like UVI Plate and PA1?

Hmm, I was wondering what "newer" could mean. A physical model of a plate is not changing, like the material has its constant parameters. We do have 6 materials -- so that is quite uncommon.

We have: Steel - Aluminum - Bronze - Silver - Gold - Titanium

You wouldn't see a few of them in a real plate reverb, because those are too expensive to even build. But materials-wise. they totally make sense. All of our plates have a very specific characteristic, that will fulfill a lot of scenarios. You should really try.

[cjwseven7]

Hi BlackRooster, congrats on the release! I too am curious about the physical model employed here, and how it solved (FDTD, modal ...?). Also, I seem to be experiencing huge cpu spikes and audio dropouts, even when just moving knobs. Is it a known issue?

[v1o]

Is this based on the newer physical models of a plate. Like UVI Plate and PA1?

Hmm, I was wondering what "newer" could mean. A physical model of a plate is not changing, like the material has its constant parameters. We do have 6 materials -- so that is quite uncommon.

We have: Steel - Aluminum - Bronze - Silver - Gold - Titanium

You wouldn't see a few of them in a real plate reverb, because those are too expensive to even build. But materials-wise. they totally make sense. All of our plates have a very specific characteristic, that will fulfill a lot of scenarios. You should really try.

Sorry what I mean is that is it based on the novel ideas from this research paper

https://www.researchgate.net/publicatio ... g_musician