Echorium v1.0.1 macOS

MORiA | 21 August 2026 | 161.74 MB

Echorium Tape Delay · Space · Mod · Comp · EQ.

A submerged echo machine. Real tape physics, 28 convolution spaces, deep modulation, and a living X/Y pad that plays your delay in tempo-locked patterns. Echorium’s macro page distills the whole engine into five worlds. Each knob blends an entire module — grab one and the sound moves. Flip to EDIT and every one of the 76 parameters underneath is waiting, perfectly in sync: nothing ever jumps when you switch views. 5FX Engines. 12Motion Patterns. 250+Presets. 28Reverb IRs. 76Parameters.

NeonVerb MV2 v1.0.1 WiN

Team R2R | 31 May 2026 | 41.4MB

Vintage Ambient Reverb Plugin

NeonVerb MV2 is a convolution-based reverb built around the classic character of the Alesis® MidiVerb II. We captured the original hardware programs and expanded them with modern controls that keep the tone authentic while making the spaces far more playable. Add motion in two different ways: MOD brings a wobbly, tape-style movement on the input, while SPIN adds a Lexicon-inspired modulation to the reverb tail for a wider, shimmering decay. Beyond the classics, NeonVerb MV2 goes further with DECAY powered by IR TimeStretch (change the IR length while preserving its timbre), an additional Alesis-style DIFFUSION network for extra depth and density, and output transformer saturation for weight, glue, and harmonics.

Creating Convolution Reverbs TUTORiAL

FANTASTiC | 09 April 2019 | 1.59 GB

Dan Maier will guide you through all the steps to create convolution reverbs out of a real life room. In this event, we have created impulse responses with Dan Maier, professor within the Audio Production Department at Art Institute, San Diego. Dan covers a brief overview of what an IR is, why it’s useful, and describes how to create it. You’ll learn what the technology is used for, and how it is connected. Dan covers how to setup mics and a loudspeaker in the studio for this process, how to capture IR via Logic’s IR utility, and how to deconvolve and preview. You’ll also learn how to record an acoustic instrument in the studio using close mics along with room/ambient mics. The episode also covers how to simulate the studio’s acoustics by creating a Space Designer setting in Logic, and A/B for comparison.