ValhallaFutureVerb

FutureVerb was designed from the ground up to give you the most transparent and realistic reverbs we've ever made. 8 years of research and development have gone into creating new and innovative algorithmic reverb topologies. The FutureVerb reverb modes are as close to perfect as we have ever heard.

And, since we don't actually believe in perfection, we added a colorful and powerful Echo section that can add color and warmth, or keep things as clean as you wanna be.

With 8 original Reverb modes and 12 flexible Echo modes, FutureVerb gives you the sonic power you need to create your own future.

Echo Mode

The Echo Mode Control in Valhalla FutureVerb is a high-level control that allows you to switch between different echo and delay options. Click on the Echo Mode control in the lower left corner to select the active algorithm. Selecting a new Echo Mode can change the controls visible on the screen. Only the parameters that are active in a given Echo Mode will be visible in the GUI.

The Echo Modes can be used to take the transparent and realistic reverb modes in FutureVerb, and extend them into highly colored / dirty / surrealistic directions. Use the Echo Modes as predelays, switch the Echo->Reverb routing to use the echos as post processing of the reverb, or create sparse and characterful reverbs solely from the Echo Modes by turning up the Spread and Feedback parameters.

The Echo Modes:

• Modern.
• Tape.
• Digital.
• Analog.
• Detune.
• Reverse.
• ReverseOctUp.
• ReverseOctDown.
• ReverseOctUpDown.
• Sparkle.
• Swarm.
• LoFi.

Reverb Mode

The Reverb Mode control in Valhalla FutureVerb switches between 8 unique reverberation algorithms. The FutureVerb reverbs have been designed for maximum transparency and realism, with none of the coloration that is traditionally associated with algorithmic reverbs. The modes are sorted by size, with the first 5 algorithms focused on real-world acoustic spaces, and the last 3 designed for huge ambient spaces and tight nonlinear reverbs.

All of the FutureVerb algorithms have been designed to sound good without any modulation being used. That being said, these are still Valhalla reverbs, with the lushest modulation ever found in any of our reverbs.

The Reverb Modes:

• Room.
• Chamber.
• Plate.
• Hall.
• Cathedral.
• Space.
• Frozen.
• Nonlin.

Color

The Color mode is used to switch between several equalization and high frequency decay profiles. It is a high level control for quickly changing the overall tonality of the reverb and echo sounds. Use the Bright or Neutral modes for featuring the reverb in your mix, or the Dark or Studio modes for reverbs that add glue to the mix without calling attention to themselves. The Color mode also changes the colors of the GUI.

The Color Modes:

• Bright.
• Neutral.
• Dark.
• Studio.