Classik Studio Reverb (IK Multimedia)

[strawdps]

Bumpity

[H-Rezz]

CSR as far as i'm concerned is the best Reverb plug-in i have ever tried , sounds like hardware , hope this answers your question

[MustacheVerra]

How is it on the CPU?

[Gigolo Tony]

Originally Posted by H-Rezz

CSR as far as i'm concerned is the best Reverb plug-in i have ever tried , sounds like hardware , hope this answers your question

yep!!!

[Gigolo Tony]

Originally Posted by MustacheVerra

How is it on the CPU?

ok for a reverb

[Third Story]

how does it compare to the wizooverb?

[elambo]

TC Electronic has ported a couple of their reverbs from the TC6000 over to the DAW world. Supposedly an exact 1:1 transfer so it should sound exactly the same as the hardware unit. I can't imagine a much better choice than that, but it isn't cheap.

[joshelevator]

it is a fantastic reverb. wizoo is great but is a cpu hog - it is a convolution reverb which csr is not. you will not be dissapointed with csr.

[RusRant]

I haven't tried it, but it seems to get great reviews on GS. I would recommend checking out the Princton digital room/plate reverbs and I like the Anwida Soft spazio.

[NoEgo]

Originally Posted by strawdps

I am looking for a smooth, realistic reverb.
Is this a good reverb for adding reverb to guitar tracks as well as vocal tracks?
Anything that would be better?

I was a little off with it at first compared to my Lexicon units, until I started with the editing. Now I use it all the time. The sound is really great. The idea is not convolution but to emulate the great Lexicon and other style hardware units through the years.
I love the plates and halls, and the room are definitely usable.
My music desn't lend to the reverse non linear stuff so much, but I am sure one would make use if it did.
You can try a demo for 30 days, at least you could at one time. That's how I became a user. It also needs hardly any juice on a faster machine. I have had troubles with the convolution units even with my duo 64.