Aether is an award-winning, ultimate quality, self-modulating algorithmic reverb. It is used daily in the worlds largest music, film, television, and game productions and is heard daily by millions of listeners around the world. It remains one of the industy’s undisputed champions of traditional reverb design.
Nexcellence is a rich-sounding, spring emulation inspired by and modeled after “Necklace-type” reverb units. It provides two different spring set processors and can use one or both of its processing engines simultaneously. The algorithm has improved on the original hardware by providing a handy set of parameters to let you control inherent aspects of the spring reverb.
NOISR MINIs – The same Multi effects from NOISR FX, only modular. Maybe all you need is the AUTOGATE for your background vocals. Perhaps you just want to process your Bass with a little FILTR and not have to open up that big ol NOISR FX. That is why the NOISR MINI’s were created.
Kleverb is a high quality algorithmic reverb effect. An intuitive UI combined with a carefully calibrated network of filters and delays makes this a powerful effect useful in any context; all from acoustic jazz to EDM. With three different room size setups (small, medium, large), selectable filter on both early and late reflections, modulation, damping, diffusion and much more, almost any kind of room can be simulated. There is also a ducker included that uses the dry signal as side-chain. Very useful to keep vocals or other solo instruments distinct even when they’re soaking wet. The 64 factory presets covers most of the Kleverb features.
Logic’s Delay and Reverb plugins are some of the most essential plugins in the Logic Pro library. Joe Albano is here with this course to explain and explore all of them. Watch this course and get learning… This course, by Logic Pro expert, is all about Logic’s amazing array of time-based plugins. All the various delays and reverbs have their own interfaces, algorithms and intricacies which Joe explains and demonstrates. You see how they work, why they sound the way they do and how to best use them as you track, mix and master! Why does the Tape Delay sound so different than the Stereo Delay. What’s the difference between Space Designer, the classic SilverVerb and the new ChromaVerb? What is convolution reverb and what makes it the “go-to” reverb in certain audio situations. All these questions and more are answered in this 12-tutorial course.
As a follow-up to Audio Concepts, this course explains just how those “real world” acoustical FX are recreated in the studio using plugins. Learn how these delay-based effects function and are deployed in this hands-on course. Recording engineers spend much time and energy trying to record audio as pristine as possible. In the process, for the most part, any sense of acoustic space is of secondary importance when compared to the perfect capture of the primary sound. The reason for that is many and is reinforced by the the ability to add back the the room & space when mixing. This course –picking up where the Acoustics course left off– is filled with lots of in-depth explanations and animations explaining how all the major time-based effects work. Combined with an abundance of sonic examples, you learn how best to apply these FX adding depth, body and presence to enhance the sound of your productions.
Of course, it would have all of the best reverb units used by the most famous engineers: a classic white ’80s unit with its smooth and creamy tone that has been used on thousands of famous hits;
a modern reverb unit with crisp and punchy tone, to forge your own unique sounding room; a dedicated post-production unit and thousands of ready-to-use presets created by some of the most respected people in the music and film industry to speed up your workflow. Or… think of BREVERB 2
