Reverb Plug In's

[Kurtstudio]

Tl Space, Waves, ReVibe, Reverb One,Reverb 2016, Reverb Eventide, Altiverb,TC Verb!Let me hear your thoughts, or add your own favorates!! I know, use the hardware verisons, but lets get real, re-call time means saving money not to mention flexablilty
!! Please be professional!!

[Treble Hum]

Revibe is my all time favorite Reverb. The "Large Studio Drums" is fab! Good job Digi! It's so good I sold my PCM91.

I had a chance to try out the Oxford Reverb. That's next on my list. Not too thrilled with the Waves Reverbs (Ren & Truverb), but then again, I haven't really played around with them that much so I can't really make a judgement on that.

I think TL SPACE is pretty cool but there was so much hoopla about it on the DUC that you'd think it was the Holy Grail of Reverb Plugins. I still like Revibe better.

The Eventide Reverb is pretty killer however the presets kinda suck. But if you tweak it a little it's a fabulous verb.

[Dutchmuzik]

Revibe is Great, I also love the Princeton Digital 2016 for it's simple GUI layout and unique awesome reverb especially the stereo room. Don't understand why there isn't more buzz about the 2016.

[Steve MacMillan]

I own most of the reverb plug-ins and I like them all for different reasons. But my two favorites are TL Space and the Eventide Reverb.

[JFreak]

I own most of the reverb plug-ins and I like them all for different reasons.

have you ever tried "the easyverb" by pspaudioware.com? it currently does not yet have a RTAS version available and needs to be run via vst adapter, but works anyway. it's probably the cheapest usable reverb plug ever, and while very easy in tweakability it sounds great. especially its arena algorithm is sweet...

[losttimestudios]

I second the Princeton Digital 2016. The stereo room plug is pretty cool, escpecially where you can adjust the room position.

[Chris Townsend]

Revibe is my all time favorite Reverb. The "Large Studio Drums" is fab! Good job Digi! It's so good I sold my PCM91.

Hi Treble Hum,

I designed the algorithms in ReVibe, and I just wanted to say that I really appreciate the nice feedback.

[dr sound]

Chris Townsend said:

I designed the algorithms in ReVibe, and I just wanted to say that I really appreciate the nice feedback.

Chris,
I was at AES and the Digi guys were trying to find you for me so I could personally compliment you on "ReVibe"! I love it and used it on "The Grudge" with excellent results. Thank You for your hard work on an excellent program. I hope that posting "Thank You" here on the DUC instead of "face to face" at AES doesn't somehow show any less enthusiasm I have for your fine work!!

[AEW]

What about the Sony reverb....anyone try it?


Nick

[Steve MacMillan]

The Sony is pretty great, and has a bright breathy quality about it that makes for vocal verbs that can be heard in a mix (the classic R&B ballad vocal sound). It also does a pretty nice drum room. I've been using it a lot for larger drum ambiences.

STeve