Valhalla reverbs

[classic]

If this valhalla verbs would have some sort of ducking the reverb thing, would be a greate thing.
May be there is something planed?

[VariKusBrainZ]

Unlikely, been requested for years. But feel free to live in hope

[legendCNCD]

Why not use your hosts compressor for the duty?

[chagzuki]

I agree, I settled almost exclusively on Liquidsonics/Reverb Foundry products because they cover almost all bases, but I would use Valhalla more if they had a similar degree of control. Valhalla Room almost does, but it lacks the ducking.

[jens]

Why not use your hosts compressor for the duty?

Not everybody uses them as sends only...

[RobGee]

I use them setup in Bluecat Patchwork for sidechaining.

[jens]

yeah, okay, granted - you could use Waves' StudioRack as well...

[foosnark]

Bitwig, envelope follower to the wet/dry mix.

[imrae]

Bitwig would also let you do sidechain compression within the same track easily enough.

It's easy in REAPER if you know how to use the plugin channel matrix.

In Reason it's a bit of fiddling with the splitter but not a big deal.

All of those DAWs allow you to put that setup into a container and save it for convenience.

[jens]

In Reason it's a bit of fiddling with the splitter but not a big deal.

All you need is an instance of Pulsar. Using a compressor for this would be an absolute overkill.

[pekbro]

The delay has ducking, he must not think it overly useful on reverbs or maybe he just hasn't implemented it yet.

[legendCNCD]

Why not use your hosts compressor for the duty?

Not everybody uses them as sends only...

Sure, in that case I usually made the decision its part of the sound itself though ... but yeah I actually hmm.. could one do a rack in Ableton in this case and .. no. Ok!

[frantic_fingers]

If this valhalla verbs would have some sort of ducking the reverb thing, would be a greate thing.
May be there is something planed?

sounds like a page out of Chaucer

[Winstontaneous]

If this valhalla verbs would have some sort of ducking the reverb thing, would be a greate thing.
May be there is something planed?

sounds like a page out of Chaucer

Canterbury Tails?

Sean Costello at Valhalla has always been a minimalist in terms of giving the plugins the controls/features he feels are essential, and nothing more. I sometimes wish the Valhalla stuff had input/output gain controls, level metering, and some sort of dynamics control, but IMO they are some of the best-designed, best-sounding plugins out there, so I happily use them just the way they are.

[Winstontaneous]

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