Your FAV Reverb Plug, please

[Lexicondonn]

I have tried about 10 or so reverb plugins
including the verb on the UAD-1 card.

And I have to say that the only reverb plugin that I have really liked thus far is still my ole Timeworks 4080L. I think it sounds so real and pretty darn warm Too!
The damping control works so well.


And Yes I still love my PCM-91.


What say yee?

[alphajerk]

altiverb is my favorite plugin for "reverb".... of course there are others that do different things.

[mac black]

TL space www.tllabs.com - its IR type verb, sound amazing takes 4 slots on hd accel (in true stereo long verb mode).

amazing

mac

[alfonso]

http://sonictimeworks.com/p_100.php

Best one ever for me......speaking of Timeworks and Creamware together, what would you expect less?

Never heard anything better from dsp.

I mentioned it on some previous thread too, but ok...

[A33]

UAD has a new Plate reverb. It is worth checking out the demo

[JeffSanders]

My favorite is the SpinAudio Roomverb M2. It's capeable of sounding like anything from SIR with Lexi impulses to the Princeton Digital Room verb to Spirit Canyon's demented convolutions.

Me love it long time.

[Lexicondonn]

Cool! Speaking of UAD-1 I was messin round with Nigel ....uh maybe I should rephrase that?

Anyway I thought it was quite the sharp little plug. It took me about 2 hours to get the sound I was looking for....but I got it.
it too can sound warm on the Amp Sims.

Oh heck you guys got me going now!

Anybody A/B the new UAD-1 Pre Limiter yet?

I put it up aganst the Waves L2 plugin. I couldn't really tell....I guess I'd have to do it again.

[kudzu]

downloaded demo of UA precision limiter...used it on 3 mastering sessions...sounded v.good...clients very,very happy....better send UA some money....feelin' a bit guilty!!!!

Ps...used UA fairchild on these sessions also...worked great

[henryrobinett]

The only software reverb I can use is Altiverb. I have used Dreamverb on occassion when I had ton be quick. Wasn't bad . . .

[heinz]

Samplitude's Room Simulator module. It kicks ass.

[infiniteposse]

I've actually become a huge fan of Logic's new-ish native convolution verb. I'm using a lot of the high-end Lexi emulations and I'm finding that they've got real depth to them that I wasn't getting out of any other verb I'd been working with, the UAD1 verbs included (which I never really cared for...).

[living sounds]

The plugin reverb that sounds best in the mix right now it the Princeton 2016, imho. It does not sound ultra-realistic, but it fit's very well with the dry signal and enhances the mix.

As far as the Precision Limiter is concerned, I think it beats the L2 easily, as it's much more transparent, and does not mud the signal (as long as you use it properly).

[bloodstone]

I don't have scads of reverb plugs at my disposal, but I think Wavelab 5.0 (Steinberg's) Naturalverb is pretty sweet. I definitely like it better than the verb that comes with Waves Gold Bundle.

[anodecathode]

TL-space for me.. Gigs upon gigs of impulse libraries online and TL can read every one of em..

[mdbeh]

Has anyone tried the Sony Reverb plugin? I downloaded the demo, and loved the early reflections section, but was less crazy about the longer 'verbs. I don't know if I ever got a real handle on it, though. It has a lot of controls, and the demo ran out before I'd really messed with it.

I'm curious to hear other's impressions of it...

[Omega]

Don't forget SIR
Best of all, it's free!
http://www.knufinke.de/sir/index_en.html

[excellrec]

Depends on what application the verb is for...

For general bus verb.. usually add a little of everything to this to give stuff space-

Sir, with ksp8 impulses.. or "ambience" impulses from noisevault.com

For drums (especially snares)- Steinberg's Natural verb

Sometimes other's come into play on specifics.. but that's it for right now anyways.

[Jim Roberts]

Yea, the Sony Oxford seems very natural to me for room simulation. Used the demo on a string section and had very natural sounding results. I couldn't 'hear' the verb, but I felt the room.

Haven't ventured into the longer tails yet but I've got a week left on the demo. thumbsup

Honestly, my 'go to' reverb has been Digi Reverb One. I A/B'd it against my Lex 300 and, for most things, it stood up to the challenge.



Jim

[streetbeats]

Originally posted by A33
UAD has a new Plate reverb. It is worth checking out the demo

The demo isnt available yet !

[Martin_T]

I'm with Alfonso all the way.

P100 form SonicTimeworks for Creamware Scope cards.
Never heard anything like it. And I'm waiting for the release of the upcoming algorithms.

Martín

[mdbeh]

Originally posted by Jim Roberts
Yea, the Sony Oxford seems very natural to me for room simulation. Used the demo on a string section and had very natural sounding results. I couldn't 'hear' the verb, but I felt the room.

That was my impression. Some of the drum ambiences were really nice--they made the drums sound like they were in a room, instead of just hearing a bunch of close mics.

[Max headroom]

After I have tried SIR or any other impulse reverb only few really expensive reverbs are better. Sure you can not compare Lex 960 with impulse 960 but if you A/B Lex 960 impulse with real pcm 91 or even Lex 300 it is very similar IMO . I have UAD card and after trying its reverbs I never used them again . Other plug reverbs are a bit of disappointment too

[morpheus]

Originally posted by mac black
TL space www.tllabs.com - its IR type verb, sound amazing takes 4 slots on hd accel (in true stereo long verb mode).

I second that. TL Space is an awesome reverb that blows away other convolution reverbs.

With TL Space and Revibe on Pro Tools, you can sell your old Lexicon and TC reverb hardware to some poor native DAW user.