Hey guys i was wondering if anyone knows of a library consisting of these sounds? Would be an additional benefit if there were some parameters to mod as well:

 

What about getting one used ('second hand') or retrieve one from an old Guitar Amp or Preamp ('Head'), then make your own sounds (experiments) from that one, eventually with all your 'Kontakt' sounds available...

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Sorry, I don't know, but if you have a friend with a reverb tank in their amp you might record whatever you like and the manipulate the result in a vst instrument or with plugins.

 

Hey man,
check this out. It's not exactly what you're looking for, but might be an alternative.

Also, there are some nice spring reverb plugins. I like these:
http://www.softube.com/index.php?id=sr (rather basic, but gets the job done)
http://aegeanmusic.com/spirit-reverb (really digging this one right now! Lots of applications, dirt cheap and the Cosmic Mode is really out there)
If you can live with the Nebula-struggle, then this could work.
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In all honesty though, if you really like making things go "boing", then get the real deal.
A: http://www.knasmusic.com/products/moisturizer/moisturizer.php (A friend of mine has this and it's reaaaaally dope. The springs are exposed, the filter goes from normal to batshit-crazy and the pre can be driven quite hard)

B: http://www.vermona.com/en/products/effects/product/retroverb-lancet/ (I have this one, mainly got it as a OD/filter with the added bonus of it being a reverb unit as well. Very versatile, can't stress enough how much I love it.)

Now, if cash is an issue or you're into DIY (or both), you could also build your own spring reverb: http://www.instructables.com/id/DIY-Spring-Reverb/

Hope this helps,
L

 

Most VST reverbs have a spring model in there somewhere. Drum plate settings are still just a plate model. Lots of spring reverb models for guitar, which probably also would work. Not as much fun as turning a real one up and smacking it hard, though.

 

Cheers for the responses peeps, i think what ill try to do it something similiar to convolution reverb does with a click inpulse and phase cancellation on one of the plate reverbs you guys have suggested (hopefully its repeating), then i can do it ITB which would offer me more flexibility, granted it isnt the fastest or 100% true to the original but ill try it. Or i could get a sample pack but i dont know about the quality/tail on the sounds. I think ill give both approaches a try!