smart:reverb

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Sonible’s approach of computing reverb based on the source signal rather than working with presets or pre-recorded impulse responses is a completely new way to meet the uniqueness of every creation.

Because no two audio tracks are the same, smart:reverb’s processing focuses on the individuality of every signal. With a single click, the plug-in quickly analyzes the source material to create every reverb from scratch. By custom-fitting the reverb to the spectral and temporal characteristics of the input signal, typical problems like disturbing resonances or muddy reverb tails are avoided from the very beginning.

Simultaneously, smart:reverb computes a reverb matrix that provides a range of styles for the reverb at hand—each of them tailored to the input signal. Guided by descriptive properties, users can quickly find the style that best suits their creative visions without having to rummage through hundreds of presets.

Features

• Custom-tailored reverb in just a few seconds.
• Reverb matrix with a wide spectrum of different styles.
• Interactive representation of the reverb’s anatomy.
• Time- and frequency-dependent adjustment options for maximum decay control.
• Time-dependent spread and density control to design the right sound.
• Creative features like Infinite and Freeze for layering sounds.
• Signal-adaptive controls for reverb width, color and clarity.
• Pre-filter EQ to quickly shape the signal.

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More info @ Sonible

 

Last edited: Aug 10, 2020

Sonible make excellent AI stuff, but who actually implements them in their workflow ??

 

Their smart:comp's FDR feature is quite useful in some situations, I tend to use it from time to time. Aside from that, it's a fine digital compressor with flexible setup and a reference table built-in. Also their EQ helped me to learn how to equalize properly, thanks to the same built-in reference table.
I'd not call it AI tho. But nothing to complain about. Nice learning tools that do their job outside of learning as well.

 

Looks nice, the matrix reminds me of Sparkverb just a little bit.
Also, "smart:verb" would have been a much more badass name than "smart:reverb", in my opinion.

 

i use Smartcomp and SmartEQ just to make my workflow faster, however for reverb i still trust Sonsig and Blackhole by eventide

 

Yeah, they definitely missed the mark on the name.