Which is your favourite reverb in 2024?

[vitocorleone123]

Im 99% confident it’ll be the same as 2022 and 2023: Cinematic Rooms Pro.

[t.o.t.s.]

I've also been reaching for the Eventide SP 2016 a lot lately. It sounds great.

[miloszz]

I've got too many - Tai Chi, VVV, 480L, Quantecs, Klanghelm TENS, PSP 2445, the Softube chambers one, SuperPlate, some Audiorities, Megaverb, more that aren't coming to mind. I like 'em all, I don't think I've really heard a "bad" reverb plugin - just one that doesn't fit my mood right then. (pedals/hardware, different story - I struggle with some making the dry sound and reverb meld, my assumption is that it's something about the analog dry and digital wet getting mixed)

I kind of pick one randomly unless I have a specific purpose like running TENS fully wet to really trash things out.

I do hate shimmer reverb with a passion and I rarely use the one that got me into plugins to start with - Blackhole.

[martinjuenke]

I'm still very impressed by Eventide UltraReverb.
Very comprehensive, good sounding reverb.

[comfortablynick]

I'm still very impressed by Eventide UltraReverb.
Very comprehensive, good sounding reverb.

I always forget about this one, which was actually one of the first reverbs I purchased. It is a good plugin. I do wish the compressor could also be used as a ducker, since a lot of verbs are including them now.

[Monsieur_FyP]

"OrilRiver" by Denis Tihanov
Amalgamated Signals "Nepenthe"
Valhalla "Space Modulator"
Klanghelm "Tens"

[Gam456]

I'm still very impressed by Eventide UltraReverb.
Very comprehensive, good sounding reverb.

I always forget about this one, which was actually one of the first reverbs I purchased. It is a good plugin. I do wish the compressor could also be used as a ducker, since a lot of verbs are including them now.

Yes you can, just use in post

[Igro]

Melda MTurboReverbLe. 100 different algoritms. Every algoritm has up to 7 sub algoritms. Dense Hall is one of the cleanest I ever heard (when Early Reflection are turned off).

Then Raum - Juicy modulation

[paulm12]

Still ArtsAcoustic.
There are other great ones out there - 2C Breeze, ReLab, anything Valhalla, but Arts is still my favorite, maybe because I’m so familiar with it

[SLiC]

Fabfilter R2 as its my newest! (it's actually very good indeed!)

[Ah_Dziz]

Valhalla room is my favorite for most reverb types. I also live MTurboReverb, for the algorithm designer and crazy modulation.

That said I have many many more and almost all are useful for certain things.

[Gam456]

I'm still very impressed by Eventide UltraReverb.
Very comprehensive, good sounding reverb.

indeed it is

[_leras]

Cascade by Phonolyth ...
https://phonolyth.com/



Velvet is really nice too.

Thanks for sharing this. Seems like a great little tool! Bargain.

[thecontrolcentre]

Cascade by Phonolyth ...
https://phonolyth.com/



Velvet is really nice too.

Thanks for sharing this. Seems like a great little tool! Bargain.

If you like cascade, you'll probably also like Velvet Machine by Phonolyth.



Particle Reverb by Kentaro seems pretty cool too imho, if a little more expensive

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It's on my shopping list. I have the other two.

[concealed identity]

"OrilRiver" by Denis Tihanov

I can't tell you the number of times I fiddled with a bunch of paid and/or sleek-looking reverbs trying unsuccessfully to get the sound I wanted, then tried OrilRiver with its cheap-looking, not-so-beautiful interface and got an incredibly beautiful sound. Honestly it might be my favorite reverb I own.