Hi, i'm mixing my track intro and i have a piano for the background, i have a valhalla plate and ubermod reverb, but not sure it's the best for the piano, which reverb do i need ? https://valhalladsp.com/shop/reverb/valhalla-room/ maybe that ? thanks

 

You can try this http://www.pspaudioware.com/plugins/reverbs/psp_pianoverb/

Or maybe Phoenix Verb?

 

I use Lexicon myself but if you want to stick with ValhallaRoom (I use it also for a lot of sounds, especially drum elements) you might find some interesting custom made presets from Sean Costello himself (from Valhalla).
https://valhalladsp.com/2011/05/25/valhallaroom-tips-and-tricks-realistic-concert-halls/
https://valhalladsp.com/2011/06/09/valhallaroom-tips-and-tricks-cathedrals/
https://valhalladsp.com/2011/05/27/valhallaroom-tips-and-tricks-unnatural-hall-reverbs/ (this one has a Lexicon 224 Concert Hall emulation included for piano)
There are more in his blog like short-drum-rooms and gated-reverbs but keys need a big space IMO.

 

This sounds really good to me. Waves GW PianoCentric Stereo. It's a delay but, do not go against the wise bearded do ragged cat avatar! He will smoke you.

 

I think any cathedral/hall reverb should do it in no time. And maybe some release, in case you're not satisfied. You can do that with any reverb plugin basically.

 

reaktor stellar

 

Adrien I think Valhalla Vintage Verb is better than Room. And Stellar from Boscomac is beautiful but to much effected. Piano Verb 2 is also excellent for pianos.

 

For pianos i mostly use, not a preset-type of person but if you require tweaking tips i'm your man
HOFA Plugins IQ-Reverb
Lexicon PCM Native Reverb

 

Maybe try playing with some impulse responses? And/Or adding some additional post-reverb EQ if not already doing so?

 

I use Valhalla mostly, Lexicon too.

but for piano, i'd say 112db Redline Reverb could be a good look for you.

It's versatile and has a great overall sound.