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Halls of Fame 3 - Free

Halls of Fame 3 - Free
Halls of Fame 3 - Free
Halls of Fame 3 - Free by Best Service is a Virtual Effect Audio Plugin for macOS and Windows. It functions as a VST Plugin, an Audio Units Plugin and an AAX Plugin.
Product
Version
1.0
Windows 7
Intel Core CPU
VST and VST3 (32-bit and 64-bit)
AAX (64-bit, Pro Tools 11+)
Product
Version
1.0
Mac OS 10.9.5
Intel Core CPU
AU, VST, VST3 (64-bit only)
AAX (64-bit, Pro Tools 11+)
Effect
Formats
Copy Protection
Online Activation (Challenge / Response)
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13 legendary hardware reverbs combined in one plugin - Free Edition

Halls Of Fame 3 by Best Service combines the authentic sound of vintage reverbs with modern editing possibilities. Whether you are looking for spring, plate or algorithmic reverbs, Hall Of Fame 3 got you covered.

The library contains two presets of the following devices:

Digital Legends:

  • Lex 96L (2002).
  • Lex 96 (2007).
  • T600C (1998).
  • Bric M7 (2007).
  • R 880 (1988).
  • QRS 2496 (1997).
  • Even T 2016 (1983 / 2006) Reverb.

Vintage Legends:

  • EMT 240 (1974).
  • EMT 250 (1976).
  • Lex 224 (1978).
  • Lex 300 (1998).
  • Lex 480 (1987).
  • AKG BX 20 (1965).

Features Overview:

  • 13 legendary hardware reverbs, each including two presets (short and long).
  • Produced in stereo with premium recorders.
  • Authentic sound due to high quality impulse responses.
  • Intuitive GUI with direct access to all important parameters.
  • Audio resolution up to 32-bit and 96kHz.

Latest User Reviews

Average user rating of 3.33 from 3 reviews
Halls of Fame 3 - Free

Reviewed By Mark Wilkins [all]
January 28th, 2022
Version reviewed: 1.0 on Windows

It is a pretty good convolution reverb which doesn't eat up as many of your resources as say Inspirata I do wish that you could import and use third party Impulse Responses like Convology XT or the Melda one which I can't remember right now.

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Halls of Fame 3 - Free

Reviewed By Mats Eriksson [all]
July 14th, 2019
Version reviewed: 1.0 on Mac

No, I don't like registration procedure either. It came in ONLY German on my part, and I had to register all kinds of things already just as if I were buying a real license. Best Service? A name change would be appropriate, to Worst Service, because this one beats all the former unwieldy and cumbersome registration process of any manufatcurer, software or whatever out there. You can't change language to English either. And as such the - alleged stellar reverbs - about the actual reverbs aren't sufficient and stellar enough to justify going through those ordeals, even if you try to register and buy it for real. If this is what is required for downloading a free version, I don't want to know about any real registration procedure for a real bought/licensed product.

As for that, when I finally got that free version installed, it failed to register on several hosts, both VST and AU, as I ran it on a modern Mac. Unwieldy and cumbersome, even when finally installed and opened it. Ok, enough of raining on their parade.

Other software that accepts loading IRs from Bricasti and everything else fares just as well, in terms of sound quality, Arts acoustics, and whatever else there are out there that accepts IR's (well done IR's), will produce just as similar results. The thing is you can't free up the IRs of this one and use it in whatever other (better) GUI reverb plugin there is out there. Ok, sound quality? Well, the IR's are certainly well done, but as with Bricasti IR's and especially QRS (Quantec) they fall a little short. As a freeware, there are others that performs equally as good, I can't judge the bought/registered version, but the basic reverb is the same although you can't save, or edit as much. QRS sounds flat as a pancake, at least compared to the real hardware thing. I don't say it's totally useless, but for us that wants to try out free version before one plunges into the real deal, there are alternative options that has better GUI, and easier to load 3rd party IRs on. And of course, better registration procedures...(I mean, c'mon what have these guys been smokin'... really?).

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Halls of Fame 3 - Free

Reviewed By Nobdi [all]
July 24th, 2018
Version reviewed: 1.0.2 on Windows

No, I didn't like the way they handle their registration and installation either but it is by far not as complicated and "impossible" as the other review suggests.

You install the software and download the free presets, open the folder and find installation/registration instructions (in English+German) inside and just follow the steps.

What you get for it is a set of 26 reverb presets that show the characteristics of the full software and that you can tweak to your liking. The sound quality is pretty impressive, for the reverbs I know pretty close to how they sound and the CPU load is low for reverbs of that quality.

Overall a nice thing to have (and it's free;-)).

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Comments & Discussion for Best Service Halls of Fame 3 - Free

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Turello
Turello
24 July 2018 at 12:31pm

Absurd the authorization procedure for the free version... -_-

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