Boz Digital Labs has announced the release of ReCoil, a spring reverb plugin designed to give users the authentic sound of real spring reverbs without the hassle, noise or limitations.
ReCoil allows users to channel the unmistakable vintage sound of spring reverbs with liberating tweakability, a wide variety of spring options, and a set of special features that unfortunately get left out of the usual spring reverbs you'll find on the market.
Boz Millar, founder of Boz Digital Labs
Like all Boz Digital Labs plugins, ReCoil offers additional levels of control and flexibility not found elsewhere. Choose between algorithmic mode for maximum control and impulse mode for maximum realism.
When asked about the inspiration for ReCoil, founder Boz Millar replied:
Spring reverbs have always had a bit of a sketchy reputation in the music world. They are untweakable, noisy, physically delicate and make clanky sounds when you kick your guitar amp. But despite their shortcomings, one thing is for sure: their characteristic boingy sound has cemented their place in history. Love them or hate them, spring reverbs instantly give any instrument an undeniably vintage vibe. ReCoil delivers the notorious sounds popularized by classic spring reverbs with an added element of control that traditional spring reverbs lack.
Boz Millar continued:
Boz Digital Labs plugins embrace the innovative functionality allowed by the digital format rather than simply mimicking analog counterparts, resulting in a set of features that cannot be found in competing plugins. In the case of ReCoil, you have the unique ability to utilize stereo reverb. Spring reverbs are almost universally mono, but ReCoil lets you get a naturally wide reverb sound out of a spring reverb by panning each spring separately.
Intro Price: $19 (Reg. $99).
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