Valhalla Room vs Vintage Verb

[soulata]

I use VVV a lot. I don't have VRoom but I've recently found out about this and it's, supposedly, great. And free. And takes care of room verbs.

https://auroradsp.com/invisibleverbpro

Yeah, SO transparent

I don't know. Haven't installed it yet.

[kPere]

I use VVV a lot. I don't have VRoom but I've recently found out about this and it's, supposedly, great. And free. And takes care of room verbs.

https://auroradsp.com/invisibleverbpro

Yeah, SO transparent

I don't know. Haven't installed it yet.

Oh, if I'm not mistaken this thing is a joke. It's a pure GUI doing nothing. Hence it's marketing of sounding so INVISIBLE.

Havent check it though, but look at it's parameters

[soulata]

I use VVV a lot. I don't have VRoom but I've recently found out about this and it's, supposedly, great. And free. And takes care of room verbs.

https://auroradsp.com/invisibleverbpro

Yeah, SO transparent

I don't know. Haven't installed it yet.

Oh, if I'm not mistaken this thing is a joke. It's a pure GUI doing nothing. Hence it's marketing of sounding so INVISIBLE.

Havent check it though, but look at it's parameters

Shit

[Ploki]

HAHA!! Please show this to JIM!!!

[jens]

I use VVV a lot. I don't have VRoom but I've recently found out about this and it's, supposedly, great. And free. And takes care of room verbs.

https://auroradsp.com/invisibleverbpro

There's apparently a crime story behind the development of this:

I heard a rumour that its developer hired a hacker to hack into Bram's (of Smartelectronix fame) computer in order to steal the source code for his Anechoic Room Simulator.
I heard that he indeed was successful and Invisible Verb Pro's DSP-code is 100% identical to that of Anechoic Room Simulator.
I was curious whether that was in fact true and to my surprise it really is - both plugins completely null! Can you believe that?

[Bombadil]

WANT!

[_leras]

fwiw i started with Room, then got VintageVerb some times after and Plate in the end.

And hopefully you also picked up Supermassive.

[Ploki]

fwiw i started with Room, then got VintageVerb some times after and Plate in the end.

And hopefully you also picked up Supermassive.

I did! Love it mostly for the otherwordly "wet" effects to spice stuff up.

I did skip on Delay because i find Timeless3 (90% of all my delays) + ColourCopy enough, although it does look nice

[pamier242]

For effect reverbs and really interesting modulations, UberMod is also really good.

The (free) Space Modulator also has some interesting stuff within.

[martiu]

Freq Echo is also very good, i love Valhalla, all plugins, LOVE

[s28]

I've owned vintage since it came out and it's been my main reverb since.

I never picked up room but should do - to be honest though with abletons reverbs and the Valhalla offerings i have; ubermod, supermassive, delay, I feel very covered. maybe sometime tho

[legendCNCD]

Room, Raum, Supermassive work great with synths <3

[Winstontaneous]

I often use Room for big long dark super-modulated reverbs and VVV for tighter cleaner smaller spaces. Vintage Verb is especially versatile once you understand the nuances in the algorithms - like Size & Attack doing different things in (at least) Ambience, Nonlinear & Sanctuary modes.

[Fannon]

I'm super happy with VVV and Valhalla Delay. Really not sure if it makes sense to get Room if you already have VVV. But when trying around with the demos, I immediately liked Valhalla Shimmer. It seems to be a bit less maintained and feature rich (no presets for me?), but it has a very nice sound that I also couldn't quite replicate with Valhalla Delay in shimmer modes.

So any suggestions here on what are indeed good complements?

[Ploki]

I don't see that much overlap between VVV and Room.
Room does "real spaces" very well - much better than VVV imo.

Think of Room as actual space and VVV as a great digital space simulator.

Also i constantly use Room in 0% depth - ER only. It has great non-boxy ER.