MTurboReverb preset making action, let's make the ultimate reverb! ;)

[plexuss]

Yes. go into the edit screen and click the randomize buttons. also if you are into it you can code a reverb. but if not there are many parameters other reverbs dont have. MTR offers a wide range of parameters not found in other reverbs. but there is a learning curve. just try the presets and preset controls for typical reverbs too.

[wagtunes]

Yes. go into the edit screen and click the randomize buttons. also if you are into it you can code a reverb. but if not there are many parameters other reverbs dont have. MTR offers a wide range of parameters not found in other reverbs. but there is a learning curve. just try the presets and preset controls for typical reverbs too.

Thanks. I might actually give this a go considering I do a lot of experimental music. Might just give me some inspiration after all.

[Arrested Developer]

But the problem with it was, in the context of the song, when changing from one chord to another on the fast chord change passages, the tail of the reverb from one chord ran into the chord after it which caused dissonance that I did not want. I'm sure you know exactly what I'm talking about because in my research I found that this was a very common problem.

Adaptiverb (Zynaptic) deals with this problem.

If i want to avoid the merging of different chords, i use the automation (either of the send or the volume of the return). But usually i give the different chords the positions where these problems don't occur.

However, if it comes to MTurboReverb: i guess you have to try it out and look if you like it....

[Chandlerhimself]

MTR is useful even if you don’t want to program reverbs yourself. There are all sorts of different flavored reverbs available and the controls are useful. Its not just 100 versions of halls. There are rooms, plates, realstic halls, vintage halls and even strange fx. Some of them are subtle differences, but many of them aren’t at all subtle. Try it yourself and see how you feel about it. I programmed a lot of the presets, but even if you don’t want to program there are lots to do.

[wagtunes]

Quick update. I pulled the trigger on this one. Like the flexibility even if there is a bit of a learning curve. Looking forward to doing some experimental music with this.

[nichttuntun]

Hi Vojtech,
I am very pleased by your plugins and already own a lot of them.

I really like to have MTurboReverb because I love experimental music...but it is available for 300 euros and that's not in my budget range. I read about a 75% off price offer some time ago. Is there a chance that such a thing will happen again. Even with 50% off in the eternal madness discount I find it a bit too expensive.

Regards

[Tagirijus]

There is also MTurboReverbLE.

MTurboReverb is REALLY worth the money. With this you basically get all the reverbs which are out there. I know this point won't help your budget, still saying.

[nichttuntun]

Sounds like you're on the way, Vojtech!
I do care for room verbs and do like vintage verbing - if it advances a song, but I mostly care for clarity.
In most reverbs I heard muddiness after the initial sound ends, which in turn decreases clarity in the song, multiplied with the many instances used in different tracks.

Valhalla is the thing I can currently compare with on my computer, having the demos and since them I disuse Mreverb (sorry :p hehe), but instead grab for MConvolution all the time.
From my expierience (recherching on the Internet, not actual expierience) most people and the professional engineers say that bricasti is the one on top to reach for. And not only the software implementation, but the original hardware. They are talking about something like a more "alive" sound and more "musicality" that helps to enliven a song more easily.

Also Bricasti and Lexicon are called 'Industry standard'...but that always encompasses only a few of the algorythms in there.
Most Verbs stuff the song tight after only 2 instances of normal use. The better ones can be used in 4 to around 10 with caution.
Most are hard to keep subtle while having an impact at all. But from what I have heard in this thread...MTurboReverb sounds verrrrry promising.

Will it possibly arrive in version 10.8 or more likely later?
Will there be a listening function, where one can check on the added Hall soloed out from the original for A/B-ing?

Hi,
as far as I am aware some engineers use delay as a secret weopon in a way you will not clearly experience it as delay...especially in a crowded and overpowering mix or music genre. For me it is more a myth that everything has to be layered with reverb (most beginners use far too much reverb anyway - and of course programmers of synthesizer presets use reverb almost every time in a horrible kind of way) to make a tight mix. I think you have to be very careful with reverb in a mix with many tracks and in general it suits a slow tempo-track much nicer. But for me as a totally unconventional thinking sound-tinker-guy the most important thing a reverb can do is shaping sound and space to do unconventional and creative / artificial sound design.

I am so keen on MTurboReverb...waiting for ages for the eternal discount madness for this tool...please Vojtech, just do it!

Regards

[crystalmsc]

It's 2020 and MTurboReverb still rule! Miss this thread and all the great enthusiasm. I'm more of a Lexicon type of guy and never gel with convolution reverb, even thought there's something adorable about it. MTurboReverb is the first reverb which made me able to enjoy such quality within an algorithm goodness. It also made me appreciate both MReverb and MConvolution even more. I see MReverb as a kind of simpler, warmer/darker sounding expansion. It also able to provide the sound of a cheaper reverb box, which is lovely and sometimes hard to get. While the MConvolution provide a real Convolution in a light package, with a unique quality to it, clean but alive especially in the high register. Feels like a convolution version of the MTurboReverb, which is complimenting each other nicely. Won't hesitate to do an album, using those three. Would love to hear anything about the roadmap, which is so challenging since it's already very complete and great sounding. So, with all those great new reverbs, how's is the MTurboReverb in your arsenal? I have no alternative for the type of sound, even with a folder full of great reverbs. A convolution quality which blend nicely with the source, alive sounding and all the flexiblity of an algorithm reverb.

[Tagirijus]

Well, I actually love MTurboReverb and basically do not use any other reverb anymore, hehe.

MReverb (...) also able to provide the sound of a cheaper reverb box

I never saw it this way, haha nice! MReverb is rather old, AFAIK, but yes ... it might have its own charm in a way.

[E_Anderson]

Well, I actually love MTurboReverb and basically do not use any other reverb anymore, hehe.

Is this just due to its flexibility/sound? I know some like other reverbs' sounds more than Pro-R for instance, but prefer using Pro-R because of how easy to use it is for how effective it ends up. For me, I'm wanting to get a shimmer reverb, Blackhole, and Cinematic Rooms, but if I can get MTurboReverb and cover every possible base (with a bit of a learning curve) then that's certainly exciting. You can imagine I'm both salivating for and terrified about the edit screen. Control over individual early reflections is incredible, but at what point does control become too much? Maybe never, when you can save your designs and essentially build multiparameters of your own to build your own re-usable plugins, i.e. my own custom Shimmerverb and my own custom small room and whatnot.

Doing something like Blackhole would probably involve understanding how Blackhole sounds the way it does with its special bloom and dampening, but MTurboReverb seems flexible enough that emulating other sounds I like + going far beyond emulation into completely new territory seems like something... that could be done, and could be really, really cool...

And if it comes down to it, maybe I'll sell my Nimbus/R4/Sonsig as a little bundle for someone if MTurboReverb ends up really knocking everything out of the park.

[nichttuntun]

MTR sounds very good.
Beside that it shines where other plugins are out of breath too early. It got 4 seperate modules each patch only for designing early reflections. One module alone has more features and option than ANY other reverb on the market.

This is one of the most powerful feature for a reverb when wanting to set an effect into an own space.

This is only one feature of the many many features all together. To make it short. There is nothing else like it.

MTR is a dream reverb for mixing and sound design.

[simmo75]

LiquidSonics Cinematic Rooms smokes MTurboReverb. No contest sonically.

[Tagirijus]

@E_Anderson I wrote you a PN with a longer text.

LiquidSonics Cinematic Rooms smokes MTurboReverb. No contest sonically.

Since it seems to be really hard to find out even on the store page, maybe someone can enlighten me: is it an algorithmic reverb or not?

My personal thoughts though: as soon as iLok is involved in any way I personally just ignore it.

[nichttuntun]

LiquidSonics Cinematic Rooms smokes MTurboReverb. No contest sonically.

I know that's a good one. But nothing smokes out MTR. You can even design your own individually algorythms in it.

It has already better algorythms for plate in at as all the individual plate Single plugins I know. BRA Ro140 is an exception as they got another approach.

It has build in 3d positioning.

MS

MB

4 ER modules

4 LR modules

The features of one single module alone "smokes" every reverb on the market. Each with individuall pre widening delaytimes for ER diffusers, rooms, hall and far more in the ER modules alone

Can load any IR and it will calculate an algorythmic pattern for your ER or LR

Full control over each and every reflection point.

Parameter for complexity

Can easily sound like a lexicon

Goes far beyond every lexicon

Dampening Hi and Low Individually

Seperate big tweaking sections for ER and LR

Fully fledged very good graphical EQ

To name just a few hilights

Man, as well as all reverb have their uses. There is nothing like MTR.