I have tried to replicate it with Verbsuite to no avail.
What plugin reverb and what settings do I have to use?

 

It's a concert hall. How it sounds does not only depend on the reverb but also on the shape of the signal. In this case it's very clean. But it's a concert hall. Try Altiverb and take a concert hall or one of the digital reverb processors in Altiverb they are usually very good.

 

Bricasti M7. $$$$$$$$$$$.

 

To achieve this reverb effect you have to put the reverb plugin in a aux channel and, after the reverb, you put a compressor reacting in sidechain with the vocal track.

 

Hall (maybe altiverb) , use the abbey road technique (low and high cut) and play with pre delay times too.On an aux channel

 

Hey, you'll not know which plugin chain exactly used in that track...
but, I'll tell which ones and their chain I used in this demo on the female vocals:


so, if you'll like that sound, I'll tell you what used there

 

Play a bit with Predelay parameter, let the reverb come a bit late.

 

I second the concert hall. Compress, de-ess it (heavy) and Abbey Road Reverb Trick, pre reverb effect.

A trick (to get in the ballpark) is to listen to just the Sides channel with a M/S encoder. Then you'll hear just the reverb.

 

Last edited: May 16, 2019

Also check out Eventide harmonizer- a reverb preset called "black hole". Very large, very rich. I don't hear anything particularly difficult about this setting. Should be lots of verbs and presets that will be so close no one will be able to tell the difference.

 

Thank you everyone for the suggestions.