Right now im testing it against some other Verbs on various situation. And i'm interested in your opinions!

 

Is it like B2 from 2C Audio (=> https://www.2caudio.com/products/b2#_overview )!?

Or what's the difference, regarding hybrid reverb to 2 separate, serialized reverbs, one impulse reverb and one algo reverb?
I don't get the idea here...

 

My go to Verb was the Lexicon PCM Collection, since yesterday i tested it against the Hybrid Reverb and i think it sounds pretty good! Im just a dude who likes to test plugins against each other.I know i can keep multiple ones but im just interested how it sounds to other people

 

Really like the old convolution reverb. Wondering if the hybrid reverb is a combination of the old Convolution plus the old algo reverb in 10 ? Or they completely redesigned it from the ground up ?

 

Oh, I didn't know that M4L devices is a known CPU Hog. Never really pay attention before about the Convo Reverb CPU usage. It was okay at my system, nothing alarming so far. The LFO (or any a sequencer) though, whenever I get what I need, I'll use the resampling/consolidate. So didn't really pay attention about it as well, so I never knew. LOL. Had some bad experience not getting "the sound it was" (not Live's fault, it's my brain) on the next day with modulation stuff so I always do that (resampling/consolidate) the moment it feels good to me and commit.

 

this is getting out of hand. The whole day I've been thinking about this. lol. hard to focus. So, why they didn't make the LFO native ? With all other new crazier designs of their new fx and stuff, why LFO has to be M4L and not native. Ableton already know the importance of LFO for sound design and it is almost as important as Tuner these day (not really, but not that far behind). True that as an alternative user can always do the automation, but why they chose not to make it native, rewrite the code make it a little lighter in CPU as well while they are at it. Is this some kind of "patent" thingy ? or they don't want to mess up the Live internal clock and let the processing happen on other framework (i dont know the word, im no coders, but you get the idea) so Live is reliable on live performance. Sounds a little dumb, but that is the only thing I can think of. You know anything about this ?

 

So even though the LFO device is in the main panel for stock FX it's still the old M4L device?

I dig the hybrid reverb. You can balance between the two if you want just convolution or just algorithmic, or blend them. I'm enjoying the sound from it and think it sounds way better than the old stock reverb even on high quality settings.