I am assuming he meant Kilohearts's Reverb plugin

https://kilohearts.com/products/reverb

I could be wrong, though!

 

There are so many... from

... to

...to abandoned water towers. All real.

 

https://kilohearts.com/products/reverb
My bad, it's kilohearts. I like their simple plugins.

 

UAD AKG BX

 

2C Audio Aether and B2.they have the best stereo correlation IMO.Lexicon is up there too but it's hella expensive

 

1. Softube Tsar (early reflections)
2. Lexicon
3. Altiverb
Pretty much just use those!

 

I would have to say Slate Digital Verb suite Classics as This plug blows the balls off any other reverb in my arsenal although 2CAudio B2 Isn't far behind.

 

1.UAD EMT 140
2.Valhalla Vintage Verb
3.Lexicon
4.Fl Studio Convolution Reverb
5.Waves Trueverb

 

good old Lexicon.

 

TSAR-1, Abbey Road & NI Classics

 

VVV, Vroom, Vplate, Vshimmer, Pro-R... more than too much... I mostly use VRoom. And these all use your CPU efficiently.

 

@Von_Steyr you've repeated a few times how the quality of a piece of music/audio is greatly determined by the use of reverb. It's really stuck with me and I finally understand it. When I came back from my hiatus I could hear all sorts of things in reverb that were somehow obscure to me before. It really makes all the difference - I'm fucking hooked now.

I still don't love Valhalla as much as everyone else does. It's good, but IMO not better than Sparkverb. I really love Ableton's Convolution Reverb Pro, too. Shame it's kind of a buggy mess

 

Although all the usuals have been mentioned I am recently thoroughly enjoying PSP's SpringBox. Although a spring verb it can behave as a standard master verb if used in moderation.

 

My favorite right now is FabFilter Pro-R - Reverb Plug-In

 

For Hardware Synth there is nothing better than my Empress Reverb, very brutal for synthlines but very expensive. I like the uad Ocean Way Studio (outstanding plugin u can make every sampled intruments sound like u recorded a instrument in a real room)the emt, 224 and cooper time cube very much. Best native reverb i heard is Lx 480 from relab and for normal stuff i like Valhalla stuff. But the empress kills them all on synths in my opinon. And if u like 80s music like i do u need the AMS NEVE Expanded on drums very nice but not versatile.

 

I have waited a long time for this moment, but now this is my favorite Reverb plugin

https://www.audiodeluxe.com/products/audio-plug-ins/nomad-factory-80s-spaces

 

Audio Ease Altiverb 7
UAD Lexicon 224.

 

I often use diffusion delay (echoboy, Replika) for long reverbs.

 

My friend recently got the keys to an abandoned church about a month ago, for the next 4 years.
Considering taking my Trace Elliot cabs there + a mic. It actually has a pretty descent PA installed for speech.
Pretty sure I'll end up designating it 'studio C' not before long ... Only thing that bugs me is that I can't quite dial in the decay time and
tails anytime soon.

 

I'm taking my mini portable rig into the parking garage tomorrow (I would have done it tonight but for the clapping and dramatic thunderstorms we're involved in this evening) with a couple of mics. I found a good spot in there that sounds awesome, seemingly no problematic nodes to deal with. I like concrete!

Enjoy the church! Have you seen this yet? All natural church ambience, a natural chamber and thoughtful mic placement is the best reverb.

or this...