Really digging the Abbey Road Plates at the moment.

 

I am amazed by the quality of products provided by Acustica Nebula and third parties. Just recently discovered VNXT e140 which is sampled from EMT 140. Because of the advanced technology Nebula uses to recreate the similar or close to the original effect, I am finding it so realistic that I am ready to abandon all my reverb vsts except Valhalla. Although you don't have much control in Nebula, the sonic pleasure you get is what you hear in movies and records. IMHO it even beats Altiverb, Reverberate etc because of how Nebula works.

 

Whats the CPU usage like?

 

Very high because I have configured Nebula to work at it's best. But my CPU is also old so you may get different latency. I don't use it like when I am working but when I am processing. But the quality is spoiling me and sometimes I just sit back and wait to get the feel. It has the movements that no convolution reverb can provide, not because they are not high quality (indeed they are) or as such but you know the Nebula technology, Von!! In comparison convolution reverbs are static with X and Y directions but Nebula gives a Z plane as well. I wonder if samples are like this then what would be the original hardware.

 

Will try it when i get my new rig up Thanks for the tip bro

 

No problem my friend

You can listen to some demos in your spare time here to get the gist if you want It's in the playlist.

 

Often the best solution for a reverb on an aux track is a combination of an algorithmic reverb in adition of a convolution Reverb.
Sound engineers advise that.
Some plugins use this technology,like Wizoo Verb 5 and I think 2C Audio Aether for examples.

I like a lot the Wave Arts reverb which is versatile,a go-to for an Algorithmic.
And Liquid Sonics Reverberate for a convolution.

 

I have tried the software and wonder how it would be turning the knobs of the hardware, to use it in a peddleboard, splitting off the signals in a stereo rig.

 

Spazio is nice too.

http://www.anwida.com/product.asp?pid=25

 

Found out that as well trough experimenting.

 

first I wanted to laugh about you for discussing reverb plugins but then i really digged the conversations.

just a quick thumbs up for ableton reverb :D

 

haha :D
Same question like: " which car should i drive?"
There is no best reverb.
Every reverb sounds different.
Try 10 and then decide.

For me:
Orchestra, pop, analog stuff: EWQL Spaces!!!! i tested the trial. Sounds warm and huge and creates so much good space.

For all electronic stuff i use the ableton reverb. i tried so much reverbs, that it makes me crazy. but when you have a good DAW, use the stock plugins for reverb. (Except FL, :D )

Cubase Pro has a nice reverb too.

 

That's correct my friend.But if you were searching for a car, wouldn't you want to try the 10 best of all to see which one fits to you?
That is the purpose of this threat.To clear the muddy list up and then have more clear options on what to choose

 

well said

 

Someone here using the new ADAPTIVERB ?

 

Lately i've been using just Valhalla Room, great sounding verb and easy to use

 

I just use whatev flavor of teh month one (Phoenix / Lexicon / random atm) and/or Altiverb. Honestly cba 2 use as inserts, anyone who does has moar patience thn me!

 

Btw speaking of reverbs, mind the H-reverb https://audiosex.pro/threads/waves-h-reverb-bug.26852/

 

Lexicon, Valhalla VintageVerb, and a free jewel TAL Reverb 3 or 4

 

That's defo user error. Maybe. And u may suck hard in ur spare time, but prolly unrelated :P U shud nvr send omni sound 2 rvrb, in 1st place, why wud u?

Agree w/ everything except mix engineer part! Shud rly b job of producer 2 decide on soundspace, imo. Best other advice (seem stupid i know) in teh "illusion" vein is prolly 2 turn down ur reverb until u "can't hear it". Just trust those ears can still feel that space almost subconciously... This is startn 2 have vision quest (audio quest?) vibe 2 it! The inuit use all parts of the mix, adding reverb 2 silence just in case the wind gusts etcs!