My top two is

1) fruity reverb 2 (underrated reverb)

2) some type of unit like the blue cat mb 7 mixer plugin.

 

At first i thought, what a nice subject and 684 ms later i am like:
Why? Hardware is a huge drawback that needs maintenance and takes space, it limits you to just one unit while you can have virtually infinite in VST world.

You obviously need that for controlling ok, i got you covered, this guy had the same question as you and actually did something about it:
http://www.synth-project.de/diva.html

I am planning to do something similar for VST effects but for aesthetic reasons mostly.

 

:

 

Hardware, especially hardware reverb is better than plugins imo. The real things don't give you as much ear fatigue. Why is that the case?

Like take the Liquid sonics bricasti emulation it's close but why do plugins at least to my ear create more ear fatigue than the hardware?

The plugins always have this metallic type of sound to it. That combined with a mic that is a bit harsh can be painful at times.

 

Shade.

 

Oh hell yea forsure. Love that plugin. I feel we will be 60 by the time something like that comes out though.

 

May i ask with how many hardware reverbs have you worked with and which?

 

lexicon, bricasti.

 

Oeksound Soothe, and it will become the mastering standard, will be priced at 100k and called "the magic box".

 

Universal Audio
Studer A800 Tape Recorder
Ampex ATR-102 Tape Machine

Plugin Aliance
bx_console SSL 4000 E
bx_console SSL 4000 G
bx_console SSL 9000 J
ENGL Savage 120
ENGL E646
ENGL E765

Softube
Console 1 SSL XL 9000 K-Series
Marshall Bluesbreaker 1962
Marshall Cabinet Collection
Marshall JMP 2203
Marshall Plexi Super Lead 1959
Marshall Silver Jubilee 2555

Relab
LX480 Complete

Eventide
H3000 Factory Native


When can I get this?

 

Universal Audio

Here you go, a bit 'spensive tho. That was quick, wasn't it? They made it that fast?!

Ok I can keep doing this but I haven't got all day lol

My point is these are already out in the real world and it's where plugins get their ideas from.

I'm about to have a stroke LOL

Hey Softube can you return all those Marshall amps and cabs we let you borrow?

We said you can just rip the modeling to bust down to code & have a thot ass clap some impulse responses then the deal was you ship them back to Marshall Headquarters like you promised not keep it as a coffee table for blunt roaches.

This isn't Guitar Center, hell even GC doesn't even let you do that. So fork those fuckers over already!

 

Solid State Logic engineers are secretly working on the hardware version of their SSL4000 plugin, in this leaked pic an early prototype:

 

on serious note, hoping for some good plugin to become hardware is just IMHO walking in reverse. About those reverbs it is just matter of wires and DAC (converters) plus your region electricity hum and noise whatever, which in a year or two will become standard now a lot of new dev starting to model the DAC of the hardware units (Arturia Emu, DX7 etc.).

the only thing we should be hoping for (since we are doing it now) is for all these old hardware become obsolete so hard because the software (in this case the-non UAD VST, non AAX) technology become so advanced the VST will sound better in all aspect compared to the hardware, zero-latency, 3mb max in size, only need 0.01% CPU and priced at $1 each.

Spoiler

Then we can fight about which controller is better. (Read: SSL)

 

Thank You Stevie Dude.
Making hardware is very expensive. It is only worthwhile if you have it produced in low-wage countries and you absolutely have to sell large numbers of items. In addition, you have to undercut the competition either in terms of price or in terms of quality. The analog becomes digital ... The advantage of the software is - it does not rust - the keyboard does not have to be replaced, the capacitors do not burst, in short it does not break. The cost and risk with software is much lower. In addition, software is more environmentally friendly and conserves resources.

 

I think you missed the point .. it's called: sarcasm
(because I really can't imagine that the other user was dead serious)

 

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Nah me and @Barmaley (covid edition) obviously know they are already plugins of real hardware that's making full circle already like a snake eating it's own tail.

We were just pissing on each others shoe and throwing beer bottles at the wall, mostly everyone here is honestly. It's the lounge, OP knows he's probably making his second thread about this very subject. Or maybe he's just parodying who was, I can't remember.

OP asked for fl reverb to be made into hardware, ffs. Most of my posts are shit posts that I pissed on top of

 

I would love to see that is possible to develop a hardware version of the Solid State Logic compressor and/or channelstrip that I have on vst......

 

unfcknblvbl these millennials

 

Well for me, that will be in 7 months!!