Waves H-Reverb Explained TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | June 21 2015 | 288 MB

CUSTOMIZE YOUR VERB

Waves H-Reverb hybrid reverb plug-in fuses multiple technologies to give you more control than previously possible and provide a richer, deeper sounding reverb. Waves guru Todd Tatnall gives you an in-depth series explaining this awesome plug-in inside and out. After a general introduction to the series, Todd walks you through Installing and Authorizing the Software. Next, it’s right into Main Section, where you’ll learn about the Reverb and its Main Controls. Todd then dives into the Decay Envelope, Input, and Output Echoes, where you’ll discover how to Enhance Your Reverb Tail and use H-Reverb’s Echo Options. From there, Todd shows you the EQ and Filters available to you in H-Reverb. Moving on, Todd guides you through the use of Time Filters, how the various Dynamics and Global Settings effect the Reverb, and then concludes with The WavesSystem Toolbar, where Todd teaches you how to Store and Recall Your Settings in these plug-ins.

The Delay Reverb Plugins TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | Nov 12 2016 | 156 MB

Logic’s Delay and Reverb plugins are some of the most essential plugins in the Logic Pro library. FastTrack™ course to explain and explore them. Check it out and get learning… FAST! This FastTrack™ 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!

SNESVerb AU VST WiN MAC

P2P | 21.10.2016 | 9.16 MB

A classic game console reverb effect, now in plugin format! SNESVerb is a super lightweight, streamlined, and easy-to-use way of adding 16-bit style faux reverb along with other lo-fi processing effects. We created this plugin because users of Super Audio Cart, which included a similar built-in effect, requested it. Rather than just leaving it as a simple delay, we also included some useful features such as a downsampler, pre-and post-processing filters, four stereo input modes, and a preset randomizer button. SNESVerb is a lightweight plugin designed to faithfully emulate the faux-reverb effect of the SNES home video game console. Many classic game soundtracks from this game system heavily utilized the reverb effect, which was actually a very short delay line, making for a truly signature sound that is looked on with warm nostalgia by millions.

DX Reverb Light v3.0 WiN MAC

FREE | 28.08.2016 | 7.5 MB

x86 x64 VST SAW AU

The DX Reverb Light is the ULTIMATE FREE reverb plug-in for PC and Mac. The DX Reverb Light offers astonishing quality and extreme flexibility, allowing you to simulate from small rooms with sudden attacks and coloration characteristic of small spaces to large natural-sounding spaces with spread attack and build of a concert hall.

Reverb Classics v1.3.1 MAC

PlatenseSoul | August 13 2016 | 144.99 MB

MAC: AU VST 32Bit 64Bit

REVERB CLASSICS deliver the lush, dynamic sound of two of the most coveted reverb units in history – powerful additions to any production toolbox.

Raybon and Norland-B Spring Reverbs Nebula

44.77.55 | 14 May 2016 | 44 & 96KhZ | 1.06 GB

This set includes two very different sounding spring reverbs. The ‘Raybon’ hardware actually has two separate sets of springs in it, producing a stereo reverb (and was sampled as such). The ‘Nolard’ part of this library was made from the same model I used for my previous Nolard Spring set, but a different actual unit was used. Both reverbs have EQ controls which were sampled for use here, and I don’t know of anyone else doing this in Nebula reverbs.

EMpTy250 Reverb v2.0.9 VST x86 x64 WiN

Team R2R | March 30 2016 | 7 MB

EMpTy 250 reverb PC/MAC VST/AU version, the already famous recreation of the EMT-250 reverb. Introduced in 1976, and still regarded as one of the best-sounding reverb units ever made, the EMT 250 was the first digital reverberator to operate through a purely electronic system. Although only around 250 hardware units were ever built, the EMT 250 continues to leave an immeasurable mark on record-makingThe reverb is known for its very lush and rich sounds on for example vocals and percussive instruments. It supports: 44.1/48/88.2/96 kHz Mono, stereo and 5.1 Surround 32/64 bits PC / VST