reverb plug in of choice??

[WorldOfWiz]

Ok I know TDM people love Reverb One. I was wondering what plug ins some of you used and love for RTAS. I do use Dverb, but only for snare drums.

Wiz

[Notefarm]

I like to use Kind of Louad Real Verb, the interface is so well thought out, I also use Wave Renaissance, Reverb and True verb to.

I still some times use D Veb (even though I'll be given a hard time here for that LOL) but some times it just feels right.

Peace (and don't hate me fo the D Verb thing..I mean it was free)
NoteFarm.

[luvmixnhigh]

I use Altiverb for Vox.
KOL Real verb for most inst.
Digiverb for Snare. (just found this trick on the DUC and I don't recall who posted it but, this crummy verb sounds good on snare in a mix.)

This is all subject to change without notice.

D

[UserName]

Renaissance reverb rules.

[MidnightFlyer]

I've got Realverb and D-verb, and a quite few outboards, but the plug-in I've been using most is Z-Room. It's hard to explain, but it seems to grip the note better, and not be so.. washy. But trying to describe 'sound' with words - is inadequate and fruitless. [img]images/icons/tongue.gif[/img]

[DeFuse]

GOT WAVES...?

[lynxxx]

I've got Realverb(decent) and D-verb(last resort) but the verb I've been most impressed with is Waves Renaissance Reverb with their Trueverb being a close second. Unfortunately they are both MAJOR CPU hogs but I'll be remedying that soon with my upgrade.

[Kim G. Rasmussen]

ReverbX from Timeworks is IMHO the best reverb plugin around.
Strange that there's no mention of Sonic Timeworks on digidesign.com ???

Kim.

[fingerz88d]

DUY's Z-Room is suprisingly good (as far as plugs go).

'Ol 88'

[guitates]

Waves Platinum is the Cream of the Crop !!

DEFINITLY---the L2 = #1

Linear (5 Band) Multiband with the Adaptive control = #2

Linear EQ & Lin MB are 48 bit with each having dither down to 24... [img]images/icons/cool.gif[/img]