Favorite Reverb

[martiu]

Cinematic Rooms Pro sounds like it is from another planet or something.

[elxsound]

Has every reverb released been mentioned yet?

The thread seems a bit short for that but it could still get there soon.

[jamcat]

Cinematic Rooms Pro sounds like it is from another planet or something.

Is that really what you want from an earth atmosphere based reverb, though?

[martiu]

Cinematic Rooms Pro sounds like it is from another planet or something.

Is that really what you want from an earth atmosphere based reverb, though?

For sound design crazy reverbs are better.

[ghettosynth]

Has every reverb released been mentioned yet?

The thread seems a bit short for that but it could still get there soon.

Not all of the terrible or ugly ones. Give it time.

[MogwaiBoy]

I use Eventide Blackhole for that big/intothespace sound;

Yes. Go-to for spacey Ambient pads.

Adore this reverb. Recently found a serious tail artifact bug though but Eventide are apparently fixing

[cel4145]

Has every reverb released been mentioned yet?

You'll know when it happens. Because then there will be a new "What is your favorite reverb?" thread to start over again

[FAS122]

For "big" atmospheric reverb, I'll reach for Raum. Does that "soundscapey" vibe really well. Other than that, it'll probably be one from Arturia's triple reverb bundle depending on what I want.

[Jonathan Shepherd]

Anwida reverbs are excellent, "secret" weapons that I think people ignore due to the simple UI.

Yep, I agree. Just bought Spatio room and it really nails that small space sound. You can be very subtle and add a natural presence to whatever. The same vibe also applies to Analog Obsession's Room041.

[Pingi]

I use Eventide Blackhole for that big/intothespace sound;

Yes. Go-to for spacey Ambient pads.

Adore this reverb. Recently found a serious tail artifact bug though but Eventide are apparently fixing

just bought it hope they will fix it soon , other then that i use tc vss3 for most things.

[Arch Findus]

I find the Valhalla plugins are great for sound design. But I'm looking for a more subtle sounding reverb that 'glues' and provides just the right amount of space when used carefully. I really like the transparency and quality of Phoenixverb - it sounds great - but I'm not confident about the whole Izotope support thing (or lack thereof) so that's not really an option.

With 100,001 options available, it's hard to know where to begin looking. Different reverbs for different needs etc.

[dikrek]

For a good glue reverb, I’d recommend the Relab LX480 Essentials. Streamlined options and you get the proper Lexicon Random Hall algorithm. I really like it.

[Halonmusic]

Fusion Audio Labs VREV-666 is my favourite spring verb atm.

[Kaboom75]

Softube Wasted Space just came out £35

[martiu]

Fusion Audio Labs VREV-666 is my favourite spring verb atm.

Really? From the demo on youtube it sounds a bit weird, but i like weird sounds anyway, now i have to try it Skål