NathanTiemeyer
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Just purchased and now have been using VVV, absolutely LOVING it so far.
My favorite reverb is the next one followed closely by the current one. That may describe most of us, so in order to try to add something useful to discuss, the reverbs that I find indispensable are convolution (pick a flavor; mine's Reverberate 2) and Eventide 2016 Stereo Room, which is great for blending and has a distance knob that really works. Some IRs that see heavy use are from Bricasti M7 (particularly the chambers) and EMT140.Hey,
So as mentioned. What is the best reverb plugin that you use or that you lust for when composing? Mine is probably H-Reverb or the Lexicon Ones.
-Lucas
I am thinking of getting the VSS3 Native by TC Electronic because i love its sound for orchestral. I have discovered that reverb in a video i have seen some time ago from spitfire:
They sometimes seem to have sales where the price is down from $ 199 to $ 139 or something. Definitely on my list!
Right?! I've been using Spaces for a while now, but I just downloaded VVV, and have REALLY fallen in love with the concert hall 80's mode. This could easily become my go-to.Just purchased and now have been using VVV, absolutely LOVING it so far.
Spaces is the most 'set and forget' reverb for me. Always sounds good, no matter the material. It's so simple, and most importantly, even the long ones don't clog up the soundscape, which is very important (especially in an orchestral context).
My next one is H-Reverb. Insanely smooth sounding, clean, and doesn't interfere with the rest of the frequencies. It is a true gem of a reverb, not expensive, great for both realistic reverbs and effects, and excels at everything it does. Waves have made one of the best reverbs of all time, and nobody talks about it...
Spaces is the most 'set and forget' reverb for me. Always sounds good, no matter the material. It's so simple, and most importantly, even the long ones don't clog up the soundscape, which is very important (especially in an orchestral context).
My next one is H-Reverb. Insanely smooth sounding, clean, and doesn't interfere with the rest of the frequencies. It is a true gem of a reverb, not expensive, great for both realistic reverbs and effects, and excels at everything it does. Waves have made one of the best reverbs of all time, and nobody talks about it...