TC Electronic VSS3 Native
Award Winning Reverb for Your DAW


VSS3 is the most professional tool of its kind, the Stereo Source Reverb behind tens of thousands of films, TV shows, albums and unforgettable tracks.

• Amazing versatility to make your project a success
• From our award-winning System 6000
• Works on all major DAWs; Pro Tools, Logic Pro, Cubase and more...

The Sound You Want

VSS3 Native is the most realistic and versatile reverb ever made for your DAW. With a wealth of possibilities to adjust, it will deliver the precise sound you need.

Choose a preset for quick and no-fuss reverb delight - or move in depth to take full control of the early reflections, body and tail of your reverb.

We call it "crazy tweak-ability".

14-Day Trial
Price 159$*/199$
PowerCore / TDM Crossgrade (until May 1st, 2017): 79$*/99$
*All prices are 20% off until January 16th!

http://www.tcelectronic.com/vss3-native/

 

Last edited: Jan 11, 2017

Yeah!!!! TC Electronic major plugs goes Native

Best news in a very long time!!!!!

 

Yup! The old native bundle was fantastic . And Mercury synth also...

 

"The most, the best, the highest..." shity words spreaded to sell more and more. Let the users judge what is "the best, the most...the bla, bla, bla". I don't trust this kinda of companies and i never support them.

 

you nailed it... in the end these words sale, people really believe in such hype marketing words... it my be good but i doubt better ...after few bugfix updates I'll watch some reviews

 

Then there will be very few companies you can support - nearly all of them uses terms like that!

This plug has been out for years now so I doubt there will be many bugfixes .... the news is it has become native thats all!

I have runned it in Powercore platform for some years, but unfortunately TC Electronic desided to stop futher develop of Powercore way back

 

They should give this for free for powercore users! I invested a lot of money in the system 6000 powercore

 

Yes, I paid 600€ for the VSS3 and 900€ for the MD3 a few years ago... plus 4 poco cards...

 

Same here just not 4 pocos! Shitty costumer policy!

 

Maybe this means they'll end up putting out an updated 64-bit Intel-compatible TC Works at some point? It had one of the best vocal compressor plugs (the "Compressor/De-Esser") ever.

I get why there's a lot of hostility over TC Electronics, though. I made the mistake of investing in a Konnekt 24D interface a few years ago, only to have them discontinue it that same year (though they still make drivers for it ... for now). I can't even imagine what people who bought a Powercore and invested in a bunch of now-useless powered plugs went through. They seem to stop support for their products at the drop of a hat.

 

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can't believe they didn't do that for existing system6000 users... and the price each 'option' costs
must be one of those greedy ass companies.. can't wait for a surprise from audioutopia/r2r

 

Exactly. Always trust only your own tests and ears. Being a well known brand is also not a guarantee that it's a top product.

Of course their reverb is the best, most sophisticated, innovative, this and that...

Imagine they worded the advertisement like this: We just released a native version of our ancient VSS reverb from the 90s that sounds sub-par to most of other, newer reverbs today. You can buy it if you really want to, we don't care. It's shit anyway. Just for kicks we protected it with iLok so the price would be more steep for this old crap, and people would think it's worth more than it actually does.

Joking aside, there is much truth to what I just said. I know TC reverbs. It is a really good and flexible TC reverb, a workhorse, but nothing special. It is nicely versatile, with loads of different and useful parameters you can tweak. However, Lexicon bundle, Valhalla, LX480, Phoenixverb, for example, sound better and more realistic to my ears. YMMV!

That doesn't mean at all that I wouldn't like to have this one too though! More colour is always welcome!

Cheers!

 

Last edited: Jan 11, 2017