- Valhalla stuff
- Eareckon
- Ultraverb.

 

Before Lexicon and Eventide it was everything from Valhall and stock "Air" from S1 but now I LOVE the lush from Lexicon and Eventide Stereo room!

 

so no love for the Exponential Audio Phoenix? Atm. my favourite alongside UAD EMT 140 + Altiverb 7.

 

Reverberate 2, after critical listening some Fusion IR's from Fusion FS1 Fir8 96khz pack, oh may...i shit myself. Other level this Reverberate 2, level of profs.

 

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+1
One of the best sounding (soft) reverbs I've ever used and heard. My goto

 

I could not get it too work, deleted it in a rage.

 

+ 1

 

I used it on my hackintosh. Work very well here.

 

for me is spinaudio roomverb m2.3.

is very old but he have one good algorithm and more of 100 presets.

Another one is the reverb of plug e mix.

 

That's what's in my reverb folder. Pretty much all bases covered. I tend to use TSAR for general purposes as I've used it for years and it's very quick to use, sounds great and uses very little cpu.

Aether was pretty good.

 

New Waves Abbey Road plates are also quite nice. CPU hog on Mac though, apparently.

 

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I used to love this verb and it used to be my go-to many moons ago!!! Definitely had it's own vibe and sound.

Wish it would've continued to be developed. Would be nice to have an updated 64bit version.

 

EMT 140, Dreamverb, EMT 250, RC 48

 

Altiverb 7 and Phoenix reverb.

 

OverLoud REmatrix is my new favorite.
Highly underrated.

 

Altiverb for sure

 

relab lx480

 

1. Ableton's stock reverb when producing. Quick efficient doesn't inhibit the creative workflow

WHEN MIXING

2. 2cAudio stuff primarily for electronic & synth stuff
3. UAD Reverbs for about anything when I want that vintage vibe
4. IR reverbs when I want a real space.

 

I've never gotten to try a lot of waves stuff, but my brother loves them and his mixes sounds superb. I myself use arts acoustic reverb. takes some getting used to and can easily sound cheesy but i like it.

 

Hardware, It has integrated chips wrt algorythms. You won't get there. The plugin market getting better but that was at a time when "real" musicians were playing and needed hardawre. Even if it was a shitty stompbox.
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