everyone is banging on about Valhalla. So I tried out their reverbs. All I can say is Wow! Seriously nice sounding verb. Things have come a loooong way since I bought my first Quadraverb for £500 in 1993!

 

Ha! I was a midiverb user. You had it good lol!

 

Hi..
Reverbs......... well. I like a lot of them.
Of course valhalla. But i really like my overloud breverb2 because you can sync the pre delay and its got a nice reverse algo.And sweet to your CPU. (not cheap though)
But like my audio damage EOS also, and for my drums i love Tracks room.
I was surprised by the audiothing fogconvolver, not high end but really just plain fun.
My latest catch was Spirit Reverb by Aegean Music. (but thats a spring verb, do they count?)
And a lot of free ones i cant remeber now... just for some narly and dirty sound.... So many verbs and they all taste good in a way, for my music wich is DnB. So Most of the time i dont need high tech super verbs. But thats where valhalla comes in place for me.

 

http://www.audiothing.net/effects/fog-convolver/
Not the best i guess. But resource friendly and what i like is drag and drop WAV..
(im not a diehard IR reverb user)

 

Check LiquidSonic Reberberate very efficient.
Meatscience edit: mmm… seems their site is down …

edit2: I think I 've got the installer somewhere.

 

@ArticStorm Meldaproduction has one in total bundle MMultibandConvolution

 

besides my valhalla arsenal i really like abstract chamber and tila2 by signaldust

 

It depends on what works best for the job at hand. I use Melda, Valhalla, Waves, N.I., Ableton, Acon, LiquidSonic. For Ableton users there is also a nice freebie: HauntedVerb by Max for Bats which is great on a return track with the Zombie Hall preset. Abletonians can get it here: http://sonicbloom.net/en/hauntedver...ffect-by-max-for-bats-not-only-for-halloween/

 

@ArticStorm Have you tried Acon Verberate? It is very simple and effective.

 

goto Rev's are: UAD EMT140 and 250 - Dreamverb - Lexicon PCM - Valhalla VintageVerb- Nebula (when it got to be real)

One I always forget: VSS3 and DVR2 powercore

 

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Use Valhalla Plugs! The Reverbs are awesome and super Easy to use! I was introduced to them by Seven Lions a producer based out in Santa Barbara, CA. He is a great producer and his music is well designed for a drummer coming from a metal background who loves trance.

 

This new Valhalla dsp plate reverb is becoming a fave of mine very quickly.

 

i produce pop & rapmusic and this is for me the best

1. Valhalla bundle
2. WAVES H REVERB

 

UVI Sparkverb! Its got no love on this thread so I though I'd mention it. It's my go to reverb.

 

Ableton reverb works fine for me.

 

Native Instruments RC 24 or RC 48 are really good. slim user interfaces, thick Hall effects. not very power-hungry as well.

 

Valhalla and Breverb all day