eventide reverb
princeton digital verb 2016
prosoniq rayverb
psp audioware easyverb
sir super impulse reverb
voxengo pristine space
waves ir-1
are the best for sure ;=),
they will let you dance !!
Your Favourate Reverb VST?
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- KVRist
- 47 posts since 30 Jul, 2004
audioeasy altiverb
eventide reverb
princeton digital verb 2016
prosoniq rayverb
psp audioware easyverb
sir super impulse reverb
voxengo pristine space
waves ir-1
are the best for sure ;=),
they will let you dance !!
eventide reverb
princeton digital verb 2016
prosoniq rayverb
psp audioware easyverb
sir super impulse reverb
voxengo pristine space
waves ir-1
are the best for sure ;=),
they will let you dance !!
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- KVRAF
- 8389 posts since 11 Apr, 2003 from back on the hillside again - but now with a garden!
I like to put a speaker in the bathroom, and a mike near or far from it depending on the depth I want. I then run each track through and record the sound. It's fabulous, and gets much better results. Why do you guys even both with hardware - it's so so false and unrealistic.
Honestly, with all your bad 'verbs,call can't go calling yourself 'prose'...
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Ambience, and Classic Reverb for more closed in work. Oh and I'm quite partial to PSP Spring verb actually.
DSP
Honestly, with all your bad 'verbs,call can't go calling yourself 'prose'...
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Ambience, and Classic Reverb for more closed in work. Oh and I'm quite partial to PSP Spring verb actually.
DSP
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- KVRian
- 1157 posts since 1 Apr, 2003 from Good old Germany
Just talking about the ones, I used in projects myself...
I liked the sounds of Ambience, but it eats up quite some cpu.
From UAD, I like Plate140 and Dreamverb. Although it seems that many UAD users give 4 points to Dreamverb and 5 or more points to Plate140, for me, those 2 are equally usefully.
I'd stay with Dreamverb, but miss the Plate140 for it's character.
tele
I liked the sounds of Ambience, but it eats up quite some cpu.
From UAD, I like Plate140 and Dreamverb. Although it seems that many UAD users give 4 points to Dreamverb and 5 or more points to Plate140, for me, those 2 are equally usefully.
I'd stay with Dreamverb, but miss the Plate140 for it's character.
tele
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- KVRAF
- 2356 posts since 30 Sep, 2003 from Sunny Staffordshire
I dont think you can fault the convo verbs to be fair. I mean, providing the IR's are good enough, these things can do a covincing job any verb or acoustic space... AMAZING!
I do appreciate what Ejo is saying: the expensive outboard reverbs are still significantly better than your aerage freeware release (obviously). But i think he under estimates the capabilities of a good talent. I'd wager that a good engineer could make a good selection of soft-verbs work in a pro environment. Infact i know so... because I am myself an extraordinary mix engineer
So for me it would have to be old Pristine Space, this thing really is the business.
I also like Princeton (paticularly on vocals).
I do appreciate what Ejo is saying: the expensive outboard reverbs are still significantly better than your aerage freeware release (obviously). But i think he under estimates the capabilities of a good talent. I'd wager that a good engineer could make a good selection of soft-verbs work in a pro environment. Infact i know so... because I am myself an extraordinary mix engineer
So for me it would have to be old Pristine Space, this thing really is the business.
I also like Princeton (paticularly on vocals).
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- KVRAF
- 5350 posts since 8 Aug, 2003 from Berlin Germany
Ultra funk for me but as far as free ones go I'm suprized no one mentioned Ariesverb... Quite uniqe.
I also play around with Glaceverb and SIR.
I agree that the last Reason reverb really sounded good the last time I plyed with the demo.
YOu guys make me want to try that princton thing now. Is it only good for small rooms and subtlies? I really don't have a good room verb besides SIR.
I also play around with Glaceverb and SIR.
I agree that the last Reason reverb really sounded good the last time I plyed with the demo.
YOu guys make me want to try that princton thing now. Is it only good for small rooms and subtlies? I really don't have a good room verb besides SIR.
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 169 posts since 7 Nov, 2003 from Melbourne Australia
If ther was one reverb I had to choose again, which one would it be?
SIR.
Here is what one "Pro" had to say about SIR compared to his "Hardware" Lexicon units!
http://www.harmony-central.com/Software ... PC-01.html
Sounds/Sound Quality: 10
Totally blown away...Never heard anything software or hardware worth turning off my 4080L for before but this does it....So many types of reverb are possible by using different impulses...The PCM90 impulses from the links page on his site around incredible as stated and there are EMS, Lexicon 9060/4080L impulses which to my ears are indestinguishable from the original units. I have done a straight test to compare my PCM60 with the impulses and every mode was EXACTLY!!! the same between the SIR and the Lexicon. (I laughed out loud...) THis was very easy to do accurately because the PCM60 for those who don't know has push buttons for selecting reverb size and length and room or plate and high end/low end damp so every impulse could be called up and compared in realtime to the PCM60...awesome!!
Someguy here was saying "dont bother posting if you dont have a number cruching card" like UAD/TC Powercore?
SIR.
Here is what one "Pro" had to say about SIR compared to his "Hardware" Lexicon units!
http://www.harmony-central.com/Software ... PC-01.html
Sounds/Sound Quality: 10
Totally blown away...Never heard anything software or hardware worth turning off my 4080L for before but this does it....So many types of reverb are possible by using different impulses...The PCM90 impulses from the links page on his site around incredible as stated and there are EMS, Lexicon 9060/4080L impulses which to my ears are indestinguishable from the original units. I have done a straight test to compare my PCM60 with the impulses and every mode was EXACTLY!!! the same between the SIR and the Lexicon. (I laughed out loud...) THis was very easy to do accurately because the PCM60 for those who don't know has push buttons for selecting reverb size and length and room or plate and high end/low end damp so every impulse could be called up and compared in realtime to the PCM60...awesome!!
Someguy here was saying "dont bother posting if you dont have a number cruching card" like UAD/TC Powercore?
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- 6127 posts since 1 Apr, 2004 from Et in Arcadia Ego
What the hell are you doing in here?ttoz wrote:what's adverb???ianweb123 wrote:Krim you're forgetting AdVerb which is now donationWare
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- KVRAF
- 2750 posts since 2 Feb, 2005 from Raincoast of Grayland
And what about AnechoicRoomSimulator from Smartelectronix???? It's by far the most transparent, easy to use modeling plug ever created. 
But Convoboy is great too, but much more complicated....as is AriesVerb and SIR and Glaceverb.
But Convoboy is great too, but much more complicated....as is AriesVerb and SIR and Glaceverb.
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- KVRAF
- 1617 posts since 2 Dec, 2003
ahh yes, brilliant sounds there, very accurate and next to no cpu usage.mandolarian wrote:And what about AnechoicRoomSimulator from Smartelectronix???? It's by far the most transparent, easy to use modeling plug ever created.
