Polaris v1.8.1 WiN MAC

Team RET | 13 August 2021 | WiN+OSX: 18.6 MB

Polaris is an echo/reverb plugin inspired by early hardware digital reverbs of the late 1970s and able to provide echo, ambience and reverb out of a single multitap delay line. When hardware digital reverbs came out to the market they were really expensive. Most manufacturers were already exploiting chains of comb and allpass filters (smoother reverbs, but expensive in both resources and chips), there were other techniques involving the use of a single multitap delay line to create a reasonable reverb while keeping the cost affordable. That idea is so simple yet powerful: you mix a bunch of unmodulated taps (Early Reflections) with the remaining modulated taps (Diffusion) to create a cheap but convincing reverb.

Plates of Legend Vol.4x NEBULA

Team ARCADiA | 13 January 2026 | 2.49 GB

This release of mine has recently been updated, and 10 taped plate reverbs which were ‘resampled’ onto and off of reel to reel tapes were added! I used 3 different decks at different speeds, providing some variety in tone. These do sound different from the main plate programs and in many cases you’ll probably prefer them! Here we have 2 more plate reverbs, sampled in stereo and with adjustable damper controls. The first one (I’ve named it Mercury) is another example of the most famous plate ever made (the same plate model I sampled four of for PoL 1 and 2). It’s the stereo model with the solid state amp, which I’ve already done two of (one each in PoL 1 and 2), but this one sounds very different from those two. As explained in more detail in the manual different plates even of the same model can sound very different, for a multitude of reasons.

Plates of Legend Vol.1X NEBULA

Team ARCADiA | 11 January 2026 | 3.18 GB

This release of mine has recently been updated, and 7 taped plate reverbs which were ‘resampled’ onto and off of reel to reel tapes were added! I used 3 different decks at different speeds, to provide a nice range of variety in the tone. These do sound different from the main plate programs and in many cases you’ll probably prefer them! Plate reverbs- legendary for their sound, originally conceived as an alternative to real echo-chambers, but still used well after the advent of digital reverb by many, for the magic that only they can impart. That’s what this series of Nebula reverbs is all about. There have been at least a few makes and models of plates over the years, but there is one that has been hailed by some as the king of all reverbs, and that is the one we will kick this series off with. Two of these plates have been sampled and realized through the power of Nebula, and are now destined to be key tools in your sonic arsenal. No two plates are going to sound exactly the same, especially when they may be over half a century old. The manual goes into more detail about why plates even of the same model may sound different. Because these plates are mechanical/electronic hybrid devices, there is probably more variation between your average two examples of this classic reverb than there is between any two examples of a well known ‘vintage’ compressor or EQ. For us this is a great thing, because it means more flavors for us to use!

MH DB-Verb v4 WiN

Team R2R | 05 November 2025 | 30.2MB

Over his long career, multi-platinum award-winning Super Producer / Engineer D.B has developed an amazing workflow to blend multiple reverbs applied to a channel or a bus for a layered and nuanced sound. What happens when you take that workflow and wrap it around a custom reverb engine that provides the key reverb patches that he has dialed in and used on the classic recordings he is known for? You get DBVerb! DBVerb replicates 12 of David’s favorite reverb patches. The plug-in also implements his signature workflow for dialing in the perfect reverb by putting 4 different reverbs in parallel, each with a dedicated fader to allow you to quickly blend the contribution of each verb into the overall response.

Temperance WiN

Team R2R | 05 November 2025 | LiTE:11.7MB | PRO:23.2MB

The World’s First Musical Reverb

Temperance represents the next step for reverb technology, offering a new approach to shape ambiance. It responds to the language of music, encouraging you to explore reverb in a new way. Unlike a traditional algorithmic or convolution reverb, Temperance Lite lets you control reverb resonances using the familiar 12-note chromatic scale. This allows you to choose which notes bloom or wither within your chosen space, creating musical ambiances that were previously unattainable

CX20 Spring Reverb NEBULA

Team ARCADiA | 04 January 2026 | 1.66 GB

The meticulously sampled and reproduced damper control ensures that you will have the smooth and natural dampening effect you would have with the hardware, and lush stereo reverb for days. As with many of my reverbs, this one is more complex by design compared to typical Nebula reverb programs (having a sampled control inside a reverb instantly makes everything more complex), so you’re going to want a fairly recent CPU and decent amount of RAM to get the best out of these programs. There is also a bonus reverb which used a sampling process I came up with that I usually refer to as ‘bionic’. The sampling tones are ran through the hardware at faster and slower speeds than normal, giving higher and lower pitched frequency responses than normal, and also faster and slower reverb reactions. 3 different speeds were used to create these 3 alternate ‘what if’ reverbs and they are all contained inside one program, allowing you to select whichever one you want without having to load another program to hear the next one. Try these out if you ever want something a little different from the main program!

Sooper Time Tube + BBD Delay/Reverb

Team ARCADiA | 30 December 2025 | 505.95 MB

This collection includes effects sampled from three sources. The ‘Time Tube’ unit passes audio through lengths of hose using speakers and pickups, to produce a delay of a few milliseconds, creating a Haas ‘doubling’ effect where the delay isn’t heard as a distinct echo, but instead blends with the dry signal in a way that thickens the sound. Some people love it for vocals. The delay actually comes from the amount of time it takes the sound to travel through the hose. It offers stereo and mono modes, which are different. I’ve sampled both. The other effects were sampled from two home stereo system units: the Pioneer SA60, and the Sansui SA-710. They were both designed to add ambience to the music you play on your system, using bucket brigade delay chips. The SA60 can do a really nice ‘duet’ effect, which is a short delay good for doubling, similar to the ‘Time Tube’ effect.