Which reverbs are used in video and film production?

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Four days ago Gam456 was writing: "That's my personal opinion. Are you able to understand that?"... Lol.
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writheuk wrote: Thu Sep 04, 2025 10:50 am Four days ago Gam456 was writing: "That's my personal opinion. Are you able to understand that?"... Lol.
different story
He assume like if it's the reality, not an opinion

metalifuxx wrote: ↑Wed Sep 03, 2025 7:29 pm
Lol, Valhalla reverbs have been used “professionally” (whatever that means) in music production , live sound and movie/tv broadcasting work.

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Gam456 wrote: Thu Sep 04, 2025 11:00 am He assume like if it's the reality, not an opinion
I did no such thing.
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whyterabbyt wrote: Thu Sep 04, 2025 11:10 am
Gam456 wrote: Thu Sep 04, 2025 11:00 am He assume like if it's the reality, not an opinion
I did no such thing.
man read the full message, I'm not talking about you

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Gam456 wrote: Thu Sep 04, 2025 11:27 am man read the full message, I'm not talking about you
man read the context of the progression of the posts.

1. you did talk about me. you accused me of making assumptions, and then i replied to that, including pointing out your own use of assumptions in your previous posts
2. writheuk posted directly after that, also referring to your previous posts.
3. you then replied to writheuk about people making assumptions, focussing on one of the folk you'd said were doing that, but not actually excluding others from that.

so i think its reasonable to reiterate what I did, since it wasnt even slightly inferred that I was being excluded from your statement.

i mean if you were not talking about me making an assumption, then why havent you apologised for falsely saying that i made an assumption, eh?

and anyway, his assumption was actually reasonable.
metalifuxx wrote: ↑03 Sep 2025 20:29
Lol, Valhalla reverbs have been used “professionally” (whatever that means) in music production , live sound and movie/tv broadcasting work.
all arguments are based on assumption
Logical fallacies are errors that occur in arguments. In logic, an argument is the giving of reasons (called premises) to support some claim (called the conclusion). There are many ways to classify logical fallacies. I prefer listing the conditions for a good or cogent argument and then classifying logical fallacies according to the failure to meet these conditions.

Every argument makes some assumptions. A cogent argument makes only warranted assumptions, i.e., its assumptions are not questionable or false.
It should be pointed out you did not try and respond to his argument on the basis of how questionable or false his assumptions might be, but solely on 'argument to ignorance' which is as follows
The argument to ignorance is a logical fallacy of irrelevance occurring when one claims that something is true only because it hasn't been proved false, or that something is false only because it has not been proved true.
Do feel free to argue cogently how it is reasonable for you to infer that Valhalla reverbs have never ever been used “professionally” (whatever that means) in music production , live sound and movie/tv broadcasting work.
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Gam456 wrote: Wed Sep 03, 2025 8:40 pm
metalifuxx wrote: Wed Sep 03, 2025 7:29 pm Lol, Valhalla reverbs have been used “professionally” (whatever that means) in music production , live sound and movie/tv broadcasting work.
Can you prove your statement ?

Here's Copilot on the subject. "Studio staples"... lol.

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Seriously bud, a bigger question is why you feel it necessary to ask him whether he can prove his (perfectly reasonable) statement in the first place.
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Gam456 wrote: Thu Sep 04, 2025 10:22 am
Don't assume if you don't know

This is patent rubbish.
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Anyway...

IMO the no1 answer is Alitverb. And the reason why is not what people think:

It's pictures.

Yes, pictures.

It is about 10x faster to browse IRs by looking at images of the spaces. If something looks right, it probably sounds right. Alitverb now has a huge built in library, so you can quickly find something to match pretty much every space you're going to encounter.

People think post is about absolute HQ perfection. In the main it's actually about speed. Time is money. If you can find the right acoustic space in a fraction of the time, the thing earns its keep.

I'm amazed no competitor has really got their browsers sorted - some do have pictures but none have that speed / depth that Altiverb has.
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I can't clearly remember and I don't have time to check but in the extra features of the Dune Part 1 blu ray we can see Hans Zimmer and his crew on a computer with Valhalla VintageVerb (or maybe another Valhalla one) on screen. Or maybe it's Blade Runner 2049. Can't clearly remember but I know it's one of those two.

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Gam456 wrote: Wed Sep 03, 2025 8:40 pm
metalifuxx wrote: Wed Sep 03, 2025 7:29 pm Lol, Valhalla reverbs have been used “professionally” (whatever that means) in music production , live sound and movie/tv broadcasting work.
Can you prove your statement ?
Lol

https://www.soundonsound.com/techniques ... in-reunion

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xx JPRacer xx wrote: Thu Sep 04, 2025 6:38 pm I can't clearly remember and I don't have time to check but in the extra features of the Dune Part 1 blu ray we can see Hans Zimmer and his crew on a computer with Valhalla VintageVerb (or maybe another Valhalla one) on screen. Or maybe it's Blade Runner 2049. Can't clearly remember but I know it's one of those two.
It was Dune (2021). :wink:
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xx JPRacer xx wrote: Thu Sep 04, 2025 6:38 pm I can't clearly remember and I don't have time to check but in the extra features of the Dune Part 1 blu ray we can see Hans Zimmer and his crew on a computer with Valhalla VintageVerb (or maybe another Valhalla one) on screen. Or maybe it's Blade Runner 2049. Can't clearly remember but I know it's one of those two.
FWIW that is the music score not post audio.
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Reverbs are a picky and conflicting subject. Why not speak about politics instead ?

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metalifuxx wrote: Thu Sep 04, 2025 7:03 pm
Gam456 wrote: Wed Sep 03, 2025 8:40 pm
metalifuxx wrote: Wed Sep 03, 2025 7:29 pm Lol, Valhalla reverbs have been used “professionally” (whatever that means) in music production , live sound and movie/tv broadcasting work.
Can you prove your statement ?
Lol

https://www.soundonsound.com/techniques ... in-reunion

Thank you

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I don't use Valhalla because i don't like the interface. But many do. I think it is very fine? No?




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