except that also doesnt matter with phase issues. it doesnt have to do with rooms other plugins were tested in; it has to do with your room, your speakers and your position in the room. if youre having phase issues to where youre afraid to use more than one plugin, its because your phase tracing between speakers is off - that is the most important aspect, the calibration of your room and how you hear in the room

 

Air Windows kPlates (a, b, c and d)
Absolutely FREE!
Extremely CPU EFFICIENT!
No GUIs, but man, oh man! They sound really, really good.
The developer concentrates entirely on sound and audio quality; he doesn’t try to create slick eye-candied GUIs. Nevertheless, if you dig Waves’ Abbey Roads Plates, but don’t like the high CPU hit, then I invite you to give the Air Windows kPlates plugins a try. They aren’t exact sonic replicas, but they definitely give you similar vibes.

 

i don't care to brag, but I was once kicked out of math class for using an irregular number..

 

a good review, for the newbie and the oldbie is this Sound on Sound article. It covers Plate Reverbs,
but neither Fork,Spoon, or Knife reverbs, due to lack of space and electrons on the internets..
https://www.soundonsound.com/techniques/choosing-right-reverb

 

This all took an interesting turn

 

Have you tried Sausage Fattener? It's bananas for everything.

 

Could we please get back to the topic, guys?

 

Mister Tiger, first of all please avoid being gender exclusive in your authority statements. A phrase like "could we please get back to the topic, guys, gals and everything in between and outside the normative gender realms?" would include me as well, and make me think "oh, No Avenger is talking to me, I'd better get back to the topic before he bites me, although... rrrooaarrr (sexy biting tiger emoji)"

Second, I mean... what topic? lol
It's been more than 50 pages, I think every reverb plugin in existence plus a couple million hardware units have been mentioned. For the thread to go forward without repeating itself we'd need developers like Sean Costello to chime in and tease us with their new plugin that hasn't been released yet.

I'm not advocating for a thread closure (although I wouldn't cry if it came to that lol), but mathematically speaking, this one can not generate any further productive conversation, at least according to my calculations. I took algebra in high school btw.

Best regards,
WTF.

(my full name is Whitney TriggerFlipper)

 

But this is not a reason to derail this thread, right?

 

Maybe some posts appear off topic only because the early reflections were too diffuse

 

UAD HitHills Chamber Space Echo RE201 EMT 140 Plate & TL SPACE
ReLab QANTX beautiful Room ....Try in demo mode.... It's heavy...
If she could come in pipe.
It would be magic...for everyone

 

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my favorite reverbs are not really a plugin but convolution reverbs from different reverb units! since 2011 i have been using KONTAKT convolution reverb and load eventide eclipse or tc electronic system reverb impulses.. now i use the convo reverb in studio one

 

Can someone make a summary of the 51 pages?

 

Sure- pick a reverb and someone loves it but someone else hates it.

 

Yes: It does not seem to matter which one you use.

 

Might as well ask "what's your favorite guitar?" You get 1,000 answers for 1,000 reasons... (I'm a SG man, myself)

 

It would be better referred to as "current favorite reverb?' or "Do reverbs other than VintageVerb exist?" . The most guitars I have seen anyone on here have was about 20 of them. And while 20 different guitars may seem like overkill, we're talking about fx plugins. Is 20 reverbs a lot?

 

That's how I read it.

Apart from Altiverb?

 

I remember using this one, nothing quite like it, it's absolutely fantastic.

 

Space In Your Face, surely?