Looks strange to suspicious. As you said no audio examples, €9.90 €169.00, and this 'Warning: this is a beta version. RiviumAI will become a monthly paid software, by purchasing today you will have it free forever.'
Oh, and this of course 'THE OFFER IS LIMITED - AVAILABLE : 3 ITEMS' ???

 

Personally, I love LiquidSonics Seventh Heaven for 90% of reverb needs in my production. That Bricasti M7 sound is some of the most beautiful and best blending reverb I have heard and Seventh Heaven models/approximates that sound very well.

 

Yeah its all over social media aswell no demo either hmm i smell a scam here

 

Here's to the next 4000.

 

Thanks for keeping it real! Some people just love living a lie, worst thing you can do to yourself is lie to yourself.

 

I quickly tried a bunch of the plugins mentioned in the past 5 or so pages. I was trying to get my test sound to sound like it came from a speaker in a small room. I was using headphones obv. I was just using the room presets and made minor adjustments. Lexicon PCM was ok, nothing else came close. Not sure if this is a good test but whatever...

 

Ultrafunk (Sonitus) Reverb have some magic. Try this for ambient, dub etc.

 

Which reverb creates the most realistic, immersive, biggest room without getting mushy ?

 

I recommend everyone to try this one. It´s free and sounds very good. https://nuspaceaudio.com/2017/10/02/riviera-plugin-updated-to-v-1-3-0/
ArticStorm if you like EOS1 you´ll love this one.

 

Soundtoys Little Plate
NI Raum

 

I've already tested for drums (with own small room settings) even i got better result than Aether.

 

After many years of trying many reverb plugins and, considering that I only dedicate myself to classical music, the best reverb for me is (after Altiverb) LiquidSonics Illusion.
It has the sound of a convolution reverb, yet it is very light and versatile. When I started using it, everyone asked me what had changed (positively).
This time the difference with the other reverbs was very noticeable.
I hope this feeling lasts because I don't want to keep trying reverbs anymore.

 

13 years ago my favorite reverb was the Nuendo 3 Stock Reverb .... Maybe if I'm not mistaken the name was Reverb A & Reverb B ...

Lately I've been using a combination of Valhalla ...

 

Valhalla

 

Today I'm loving Liquidsonics Seventh Heaven for modern clean verb and Nebula for vintage verbs.

I must admit every time I use my OTO Bam or Dreadbox Hypnosis I use a little less plugin verb and have to fight pulling up the Chase Bliss site, lol. Some of these new verb boxes have great character IMHO.

 

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In 2021 star ratings on plugin sites are as legit as a 2 Dollar Bill… wait, you guys had those in the 60s…

I like that the special discount code that is "only available for 15 minites" is part of the banner and not an active counter or something. It's the tiny details… LOL

 

A simple test to find the good reverbs :
-take raw acoustic guitar/voice tracks (you can find some free on the net)
-pan them left / right (to test stereo field)
-full WET only and no EQ

If the sound is pleasing and intelligible, good reverb
If it is muddy, unbalanced, just throw it.

A good reverb, even at extreme setting, should be intelligible and pleasing.
A lot of reverb devs play on the fact reverb will be used lightly.
To know if something really work, you need to push it and see what happens.

Using this simple method for years, i demoed all reverbs to find MINES

 

And your favs are? Please don't let me scroll through 34 pages.