geometry reverb

Geometry Reverb is a hall reverb built around the same room-style control thinking as Geometry Delay. It came partly from Geometry Delay and partly from a failed attempt to reinvent algorithmic hall reverbs, which is honestly a pretty decent origin story for a plugin like this. It uses a hall-type reverb structure, but changing room angles, size, and wall count nudges the reverb in different directions, while moving the play-listen node changes early reflections and adds a bit of Doppler-style smearing.

It is not the reverb that does everything, and it is not trying to be. It is the one to reach for when a synth or texture needs extra glow and a softly modulated space. Four slots and slewed randomization also let it drift between different spaces rather than staying locked in one static hall.

Highlights:

• geometry-style control model.
• hall reverb with movement.
• node motion affects early reflections.
• softly modulated space with a bit of Doppler-style smear.
• free for paying customers.

Good fit for:

• synths and textures that want extra glow.
• ambient spaces that can morph rather than stay static.
• reverbs that feel a little alive without becoming messy.

Access:

• not sold as a direct standalone purchase.
• free for all paying customers, new or old.
• delivered through the account page with the rest of the downloads and license access.

Full walkthrough:
{See video at top of page}