WHat is the best most real sounding reverb?
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course not! - What were you thinking?ttoz wrote:serious?jens wrote:Tracktion's native reverb
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never tried the TRacktion native myself either... that would be a very pleasant surprise. Im trying it now...
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Sure he was - but that's not my fault!ttoz wrote:oh. but Ron was serious!
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The native verb sounds much like FreeVerb to me.. perfectly useable actually, though obviously not in the same league as a convolution based plug. I quite like it for dubby snare hits..
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Sirius' FreeverbToo is imo still one of the best reverbs around and it is based on Jezar's freeverb algo - not at all the same league!IIRs wrote:The native verb sounds much like FreeVerb to me...
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The native reverb is freeverb, Jules mentioned it ages ago.
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What about using impulses of hardware reverbs such as;
Alesis, EMT244, Eventide, Lexicon, Quantec-yardstick ect...........
You can get them at Noisevault.
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What about using impulses of hardware reverbs such as;
Alesis, EMT244, Eventide, Lexicon, Quantec-yardstick ect...........
You can get them at Noisevault.
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