zynaptiq Adaptiverb

Overloud Breverb 2

https://overloud.com/products/breverb-2

 

Pro-R is one of the best reverb plugins out there! https://www.producerspot.com/product/pro-r

 

forget about plugins if you are looking for a good hall / reverb sound .... if your budget is not high you can go with lexicon mpx 550 ...digitech tsr 24s or tc electronic m-one xl absolutely nothing wrong

 

i use LiquidSonics Cinematic Rooms Professional lately

 

Room041 from Analog Obsession sounds really great and it's free.

 

Valhalla Vintage Verb, cause it sounds fantastic and is super light on cpu.

 

Yikes, a 38 page thread on favorite reverb plugins.

I don't think there is any 'best' or 'go-to' reverb. It's all subjective. I try to mix things up and use different reverbs whenever possible. I don't want to just slap Supermassive on every track. Sometimes TAL Reverb 2, 3 or 4. Sometimes I want to use the unique diffuse effect in xhip's old reverb.

I even keep good ol Freeverb around. I've used "PianoVerb" and other character verbs, Lexicon, Korg, and a few convolution verbs even though I don't really understand it, I just choose a room preset and move on.

So no favorites, just a wide palette .

 

there are verbs with unique sounds
Lexicon
Eventide like Black hole

 

Liquidsonics Cinematic Rooms
Valhalla Vintage Verb
Kush Goldplate
Fabfilter Pro-R
Zynaptiq Adaptiverb

 

Exponential Audio has R4 and Nimbus on sale right now for 9€ each!
I've heard people talking a lot about Exponential Audio over the last years, especially in the domain of film music. R4 being more of a tail reverb and Nimbus to put instruments inside of a room.

I have to to pull the trigger but I wonder if that could clash with other iZotope cracks, as the plugins need to be installed via the izotope center? (will probably make another post for this question)

 

Getting ready to experiment with Acustica Silver. I've been using Altiverb and Waves Abbey Road Plates up until now.

 

Since discovering convolution reverbs, finding the right reverb for the job has turned into finding or processing existing impulse responses.

 

I just bought R4 and NIMBUS, and what can I say guys, finally a worthy replacement for my buggy instable ass pirated Lexicon PCM Bundle

 

Write what are the things you are looking for and if is something for vocals, synths or maybe a one trick pony? I would say go and get hofa blind test and apply reverbs to a snare (because if something sounds good on a snare it sounds good on anything, I don't remember the exact video where I learned that but it's actually true).

Once you are doing your blind test check with a meter the db and rms or lufs you are getting and see also the stereo image. Once everything is set just compare and if you like something more but you think it lacks something what is that thing that lacks? maybe more saturation? slight compression? maybe a little eq? Remember to not over think it so much.


For me is valhalla room for almost anything, vintage verb for vocals or one shot synths and the default reverb of fl if the project is gettint intense.
If you want something that sounds "real" the east west is something great, or go with altiverb.


check this video also, a blind test done by professionals:

 

The ones in my rack that dont take any CPU to use.

 

Is that the Half Life logo?

 

It's necessary to have several reverb plugins depending on the genre, style...
but the main plugins are your SKILLS