need reverb plugin suggestions.

[maskedman72]

i am loooking to get a good reverb plugin. (right now all i have is the horrable dverb)


i have about $500 to spend. i am looking for something simple that wont kill my cpu.
i have been looking at the oxford but it looks a bit to complex.
the uad-1 isnt an option either.

what else is out there?

[Matt Whritenour]

I like TrueVerb on Drums and D-Verb on Vox and other things that sometimes need it such as clean guitars.

TrueVerb is only 200 bucks.

there is this
http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/MX200/
but i dont know how it sounds, it's been out for a little while so maybe there's some reviews now.

[Bastiaan]

Play and tweak with Dverb. It isnt that bad, just not suitable in all situations. Also have a good look at the delays in ptle. They can add verb-like effects.....

[Brain Digger]

I like TrueVerb on Drums and D-Verb on Vox and other things that sometimes need it such as clean guitars.

Matt,

What types of settings do you use for D-Verb on clean guitars??

dave

[GW]

...I have about $500 to spend. I am looking for something simple that wont kill my cpu..

...a reverb that is not killing your CPU - that is a Hardware reverb like TC M-One or Lexicon... Spend some more time tweaking the D-verb, it can be really good for some applications, like Room - and use the hardware for Halls!

[Rabidium]

What about waves IR-1 or other convolution reverbs? Though I know they're supposed to kill performance, you can always print them.
-Olaf

[gonzo99]

Generally speaking, reverb is one thing that's best left outboard if you can. It sucks a lot of CPU juice. However, I just demoed the WaveArts plugins (not to be confused with Waves plugins). The reverb is not as flash as TrueVerb, but it is a very nice, musical reverb and pretty cheap. And very light on CPU!!!!

It's not the bees knees of reverbs but definitely worth checking out.

gonzo

[Matt Whritenour]

Matt,

What types of settings do you use for D-Verb on clean guitars??

dave

i usually use room 1 or 2 with a small or medium setting, then sometimes i adjust the decay, i don't really mess around too much cuz i'm usually happy with it.

[maskedman72]

who makes true verb?

i bet that oxford reverb sounds great but it is just so loaded with crap. i like simple things.

i do have a rack mount quadraverb that i like the sound of but i havent got a clus how to utilize it with my oo2r.

plus i hear about latency with outboard gear and i dont want to dick with that. i want to make music.

perhaps someone can give me the low-down on how to use my quadraverb?
thanks
-jay

[Matt Whritenour]

True Verb is made by Wave's

does that quadraverb have SPDIF ins/outs?

if it does you can use that and there won't be any latency.

the name of the unit sounds to me like there's 4 channels. if so you would only be able to use 2 channel's with the SPDIF