7th August 2012
|
#181 | | Lives for gear
Joined: May 2010 Location: München, Germany
Posts: 1,406
| Quote:
Originally Posted by A Fak  I love the 2016 Room for natural spaces that doesn't get in the way. | Yea... great reverb... really impressive. So far the best reverb I've tried on drums. I even used it on vocals (where I tend to prefer plate reverbs) and it sounded smooth. Everything sat in a very good spot.  | 
|  | |
7th August 2012
|
#182 | | Gear interested
Joined: Aug 2012
Posts: 24
|
Valhalla Room is really nice. Best $50 I've spent in a while! Great plug in.
| |
| | |
9th August 2012
|
#183 | | Gear interested
Joined: May 2010
Posts: 9
| Quote:
Originally Posted by DrAudioBot Not being aware of the entire market disqualifies someone from writing an article like that IMO!
(No aether, no valhalla, no relab - instead three convo reverbs must be a joke!) | As drakem mentioned, it is an older post (2010)... just trying to help, but yeah, maybe that one is due an update...  | |
| | |
9th August 2012
|
#184 | | Gear maniac
Joined: Jul 2007
Posts: 277
 | Quote: |
Originally Posted by A Fak I love the 2016 Room for natural spaces that doesn't get in the way. | Quote:
Originally Posted by mista min Yea... great reverb... really impressive. So far the best reverb I've tried on drums. I even used it on vocals (where I tend to prefer plate reverbs) and it sounded smooth. Everything sat in a very good spot. | +1 on both points. It's a deceptive plugin. It does not offer rich, swirling reverb as some other popular plugins do. But that is the strength: it is beautifully unobtrusive. It's one of the very few reverbs I can use to my satisfaction on the mix buss. It can set the mix back a tad in space, soften harsh transients, and not overtly color the sound. Just like a real room. A real sleeper.
It is used on this song: http://thetomorrowfile.bandcamp.com/...brother-called | |
| | |
9th August 2012
|
#185 | | Gear addict
Joined: May 2011 Location: north pole
Posts: 342
| Quote:
Originally Posted by shrinestudio As drakem mentioned, it is an older post (2010)... just trying to help, but yeah, maybe that one is due an update... | Apologies! Haven't seen that fact..
Liking your website!
| |
| | |
9th August 2012
|
#186 | | Gear maniac
Joined: Sep 2011 Location: The Hague
Posts: 175
| Quote:
Originally Posted by raymondwave I didn't even know TC had a native plugin. Doesn't seem to be available anywhere except a web page, which only google finds, no links on the main site. How/when did you get it? | I got it with the TC Konnekt 6 Audio Interface. A while ago. But i think you can still buy it from their website.
| |
| | |
9th August 2012
|
#187 | | Lives for gear
Joined: Jun 2005 Location: Maryland U.S.A |
You can still buy it from their website. You buy the license from their website then email their support team.
| 
| | |
10th August 2012
|
#188 | | Lives for gear
Joined: May 2010 Location: München, Germany
Posts: 1,406
|
Finally got SK Notes Verbtone and Necklace working. Developer sent me an update last night after a good bit of him debugging a certain issue and I will say they are good plate and spring reverb. Really recommend it... Oh and it's only $29!!!  | |
| | |
10th August 2012
|
#189 | | Lives for gear
Joined: Jun 2005 Location: Maryland U.S.A | | |
| | |
11th August 2012
|
#190 | | Lives for gear |
Kind of hoping TC would releease a native reverb since powercore is no longer in development. I thought long and hard if I'd get a M3000 back in the day, but opted for Lexicon MPX1. It was a tough decision.
| |
| | |
12th August 2012
|
#191 | | Gear nut
Joined: Dec 2011
Posts: 95
|
ValhallaRoom
2CAudio Aether, Breeze, and B2 (a new favorite)
Uhbik A
| |
| | |
12th August 2012
|
#192 | | Lives for gear
Joined: Aug 2008 Location: Nashville, Tn
Posts: 636
|
For me right now it's the 2016 Room, Valhalla Room and Ubermod. I have Breeze as well which is also great but I find Valhalla Room to be more CPU efficient so it tends to get used more. Occasionally I'll use TL Space for spring/lofi IR's.
__________________
MacPro 2.8 "Nehalem" quad, 12gRam, Osx 10.7.3 | Cubase 6.5, Logic 9.1.6, Pro Tools 10.2, DSP-Quattro, VePro 5 | SSL AlphaLinkAX, SSL MadiExtreme 64 | Api 3124+ , Focusrite Isa-428, Distressor, dbx-160x | Pro Ac 100s, Ns-10's , Avantone's | to many plugins and VI's to list | lots of mics as well
| |
| | |
12th August 2012
|
#193 | | Gear Head
Joined: Aug 2012 Location: Porto, Portugal
Posts: 35
|
Waves IR1 (damn i'm alone in this)...
| |
| | |
12th August 2012
|
#194 | | Lives for gear
Joined: Apr 2012 Location: Hamburg, Germany
Posts: 1,637
|
I still find myself using IK's good old CSR a lot, that I got for about 30€ on a promo sale. Maybe a bit outdated, but still my No 1 to go if I want some quick out of the box emulated classic hardware reverb. For more complex and sophisticated reverbs I love Meldaproductions MMultibandConvolution and MMultibandReverb. Very flexible, tons of parameters that all can be automated and a lot of good presets for those who are scared off by too many paramters. And they sound fantastic, off course.
I demo'd Valhalla and besides the fact that it has indeed some decent presets I found that it could add nothing new to the possibilities I already have with these plugins.
Nebula seems to be interesting but it's CPU heavy and only supports a hand full of parameters for tweaking due to the method it uses and that's not flexible enough for me.
| |
| | |
19th August 2012
|
#195 | | Gear interested
Joined: Jul 2010
Posts: 28
|
In case anybody is reading this and unaware, stay away from 112dB reverb. It was once a decent plugin but has fallen into disrepair (tragedy) and... buy at your own risk!
| |
| | |
19th August 2012
|
#196 | | Lives for gear
Joined: Aug 2006 Location: Asheville, NC
Posts: 2,819
| Quote:
Originally Posted by slovo In case anybody is reading this and unaware, stay away from 112dB reverb. It was once a decent plugin but has fallen into disrepair (tragedy) and... buy at your own risk! | what's been changed about it?
| |
| | |
20th August 2012
|
#197 | | Gear nut
Joined: Jun 2004 Location: Eno River Basin
Posts: 107
| Quote:
Originally Posted by Ernest Buckley I know this is hard to believe but my favorite reverb is the MOTU Proverb. I own several Waves reverbs, none of them sound as good as the MOTU. | Yes, but the default impulses suck ass. The Bricasti impulses are really great in ProVerb, IMO.
__________________
Todzilla
Soundmongrel
http://www.toddejones.com
| |
| | |
20th August 2012
|
#198 | | Lives for gear
Joined: Sep 2006 Location: Cornwall, UK
Posts: 3,723
| Quote:
Originally Posted by slovo In case anybody is reading this and unaware, stay away from 112dB reverb. It was once a decent plugin but has fallen into disrepair (tragedy) and... buy at your own risk! | Incorrect!!
| |
| | |
20th August 2012
|
#199 | | Lives for gear
Joined: Oct 2008 Location: UK & France
Posts: 1,143
|
Interesting! I just googled 2016 room and got a link to a free Princeton 2016 room VST download - looks perfectly legal too.....
Gonna check it with AVG and then see...
| |
| | |
20th August 2012
|
#200 | | Lives for gear
Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 1,959
| | |
| | |
20th August 2012
|
#201 | | Lives for gear | Quote:
Originally Posted by ivansc Interesting! I just googled 2016 room and got a link to a free Princeton 2016 room VST download - looks perfectly legal too.....
Gonna check it with AVG and then see... | You may want to check this site: Princeton VST Plugins
or Eventide - 2016 Stereo Room | |
| | |
20th August 2012
|
#202 | | Lives for gear
Joined: Dec 2004 Location: Telefunkenland
Posts: 1,487
| Quote:
Originally Posted by at4033 - - - - - But that is the strength: it is beautifully unobtrusive. - - - - - | May I suggest the – free! – Mo Verb (Win only) for that task as well? I totally dig it for *that* snare reverb that creates a crisp little 'whoosh' space without opening another can-o'-room-worms, if I might say so | |
| | |
20th August 2012
|
#203 | | Lives for gear
Joined: May 2010 Location: München, Germany
Posts: 1,406
| Quote:
Originally Posted by ivansc Interesting! I just googled 2016 room and got a link to a free Princeton 2016 room VST download - looks perfectly legal too.....
Gonna check it with AVG and then see... | That junk is cracked... The VST got crack ages ago, I knew a guy who had it. He no longer uses crack plugs because of instability and other issues to name the least... I highly recommend not obtaining that software on you computer and buying that very good reverb from Eventide.
If you want the now Eventide 2016 Stereo Room reverb, holla at Tony Belmont at plugin discounts... Just bought it and the Blackhole from him for a killer price.
And I highly recommend the Blackhole if you want a crazy reverb effect... Amazing!!!
| |
| | |
21st August 2012
|
#204 | | Lives for gear
Joined: Sep 2010 Location: Boise, Idaho
Posts: 558
| Quote:
Originally Posted by muziksculp | + 1 Million  | |
| | |
21st August 2012
|
#205 | | Gear interested
Joined: Jul 2010
Posts: 28
|
Hmmm, ok, if you guys are working well with it, great. Perhaps I'm behind the times. I haven't used it in over a year because of bugs. For a long while after an internal tragedy, 112db was not updating their plugs and things looked bad. If they're back on track, I'm happy for them, and if you get the bugs I got, try switching the plug to no-UI mode in your DAW, it helps. I'll see if there's an update now that helps.
| |
| | |
21st August 2012
|
#206 | | Bace
Joined: May 2012
Posts: 564
|
Can anyone say how variety of sound's free EpicVerb sounds compared to some of the others mentioned here? Namely Valhalla Room. Thanks.
| |
| | |
21st August 2012
|
#207 | | Gear maniac
Joined: Sep 2011 Location: UK
Posts: 290
|
Eventide Blackhole
Valhalla DSP
Altiverb for real sampled reverb
I wish Valhalla plugins had a GUI like slate digital plugins.
| |
| | |
21st August 2012
|
#208 | | Gear interested
Joined: Aug 2012 Location: Zagreb
Posts: 4
|
Hello people,
In my studio I have a hardware TC 6000 & Lexicon 480 .. but I really can say that today there are a lot of plug ins that sound great!
I vote for the UAD's 224. Really sounds great!
| |
| | |
21st August 2012
|
#209 | | Lives for gear
Joined: Jun 2005 Location: Maryland U.S.A | Quote:
Originally Posted by vstace Can anyone say how variety of sound's free EpicVerb sounds compared to some of the others mentioned here? Namely Valhalla Room. Thanks. | You can demo both, but for what it's worth I think Valhalla is worth getting over any freeware reverb I've ever used including epic verb.
I find that KarmaFX make my favourate free ware reverb.
| |
| | |
22nd August 2012
|
#210 | | Gear addict
Joined: Apr 2011
Posts: 334
|
Valhalla room is good but needs alot of tweaking to sit right in the mix for me. CSR works well for rooms. B2 from 2caudio is really very good once you get to know it.
Oddly enough, I am finding that Spacedesigner with a sh*tload of IRs of high end units is slaying all comers.
| |
| | | |
New Reply 
Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn
