Verb plugs for RTAS?

jyc · 9th August 2006

If one of these plugs that's available out there now's gonna be your only verb you have apart from Digidesign's D-Verb, which one would you go and get?

CSR seems like a good option for a good price, BUT the drawback is YET ANOTHER DONGLE? I already have an iLok and am not too fond of another dongle on my system.

Any others?

Whitecat · 9th August 2006

I like Wave Arts' MasterVerb. No dongle, clean tails, lots of control, good UI. I have Waves RennVerb as well but it's not as good, IMHO.

TL Space is a good convo reverb if you need one of them - get it via the music production toolkit, it's cheaper and you get a bunch of other stuff as well.

apdv1 · 10th August 2006

Altiverb

KrisNY · 10th August 2006

Really happy with TL Space.

Dutchmuzik's got it for $169 on eBay.

Haven't tried Altiverb, but almost $350 dollars cheaper since you can't find it used.

Benmrx · 10th August 2006

TL Space.

I got the Music Production Kit when my Lexicon 200 (only decent verb) took a dump, and TL Space has been a great alternative.

Kappi · 10th August 2006

After i got TL Space and lately Oxford Reverb, i sold my 480L.
Very impressed with Rayspace for FX.give it a try (needs wrapper)

max cooper · 10th August 2006

McDsp Revolver is good.

There's an LE version, too, but so far it seems it's only available as part of the LE bundle.

doorknocker · 10th August 2006

Sony Oxford LE.

I demoed Altiverb, TL Space and Revolver too and the Sony one sounded the best to my ears.

The interface is pretty scary though, I really don't know how anybody really would start tweaking with the 657 or so parameters there.....

sdelsolray · 10th August 2006

Altiverb

TheTruffleKing · 14th August 2006

Another vote for the Sony Oxford. Very musical, it sits great in mixes. I'm not working in LE anymore, and I miss it. Wish they'd release it for Powercore, but I'm sure it's TC that's not letting that happen. TC verbs are very worthy, of course...I just grew to love the Sony.

AlexLakis · 14th August 2006

I like Altiverb, but the others are good too!

Demo them out and see which one fits your style the best.

jyc · 14th August 2006

Thanks for the reply. i got myself Wizooverb W2 for 99USD. Too good a deal to miss at the time I'm looking for verb. It sounds okay, nothing dramatically extraoordinary, nothing dramatically bad too. :D

WKG · 14th August 2006

I got the MPT with TL Space also. Works for me, I've quit looking for verbs. For now anyways...

There are also a ton of IR files at Digidesign's site you can download in addition to the ones on the disk.

9th August 2006	#1
jyc Gear addict Joined: Aug 2006 Location: Hong Kong Posts: 324 Thread Starter 1 Review written	Verb plugs for RTAS? If one of these plugs that's available out there now's gonna be your only verb you have apart from Digidesign's D-Verb, which one would you go and get? CSR seems like a good option for a good price, BUT the drawback is YET ANOTHER DONGLE? I already have an iLok and am not too fond of another dongle on my system. Any others?

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doorknocker Lives for gear Joined: Nov 2002 Location: Basel, Switzerland Posts: 6,206 1 Review written	Sony Oxford LE. I demoed Altiverb, TL Space and Revolver too and the Sony one sounded the best to my ears. The interface is pretty scary though, I really don't know how anybody really would start tweaking with the 657 or so parameters there..... __________________ 'Ever since the Supreme Court overturned the Snare Act, it has been legal to use any mic you like on snare.' - joeq http://www.doorknocker.ch/

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Whitecat GS Community Manager Joined: Jan 2006 Location: Surrey / London Posts: 6,121 1 Review written	I like Wave Arts' MasterVerb. No dongle, clean tails, lots of control, good UI. I have Waves RennVerb as well but it's not as good, IMHO. TL Space is a good convo reverb if you need one of them - get it via the music production toolkit, it's cheaper and you get a bunch of other stuff as well.

10th August 2006	#3
apdv1 Gear nut Joined: Jan 2006 Posts: 88	Altiverb

10th August 2006	#4
KrisNY Lives for gear Joined: May 2006 Location: Bronx, NY Posts: 509	Really happy with TL Space. Dutchmuzik's got it for $169 on eBay. Haven't tried Altiverb, but almost $350 dollars cheaper since you can't find it used.

10th August 2006	#5
Benmrx Lives for gear Joined: May 2005 Location: Seattle Posts: 4,300	TL Space. I got the Music Production Kit when my Lexicon 200 (only decent verb) took a dump, and TL Space has been a great alternative.

10th August 2006	#6
Kappi Gear maniac Joined: Jul 2006 Location: Cologne Posts: 154	After i got TL Space and lately Oxford Reverb, i sold my 480L. Very impressed with Rayspace for FX.give it a try (needs wrapper)

10th August 2006	#7
max cooper Lives for gear Joined: Aug 2004 Location: tx Posts: 8,802	McDsp Revolver is good. There's an LE version, too, but so far it seems it's only available as part of the LE bundle.

10th August 2006	#9
sdelsolray Lives for gear Joined: Oct 2003 Location: Portland, OR Posts: 568	Altiverb

14th August 2006	#10
TheTruffleKing Gear maniac Joined: Jan 2004 Location: Outer New York Posts: 205	Another vote for the Sony Oxford. Very musical, it sits great in mixes. I'm not working in LE anymore, and I miss it. Wish they'd release it for Powercore, but I'm sure it's TC that's not letting that happen. TC verbs are very worthy, of course...I just grew to love the Sony.

14th August 2006	#11
AlexLakis Lives for gear Joined: Mar 2005 Location: Annapolis, MD/Los Angeles, CA Posts: 3,631	I like Altiverb, but the others are good too! Demo them out and see which one fits your style the best.

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WKG Gear maniac Joined: Jun 2006 Posts: 276 3 Reviews written	I got the MPT with TL Space also. Works for me, I've quit looking for verbs. For now anyways... There are also a ton of IR files at Digidesign's site you can download in addition to the ones on the disk.