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Subject:Most common reverb. Posted by: Spook Date:12/6/2003 12:40:41 PM Its been bothering me for some time. I've heard some songs with the same (if not, similar) reverb and its been eating at me. I've been in SF trying to duplicate it/get a similar effect, and have been unsuccessful. Can someone hook me up with tha info' needed? Spooks-"WuN TwO b3 OuT"
Subject:RE: Most common reverb. Reply by: Rednroll Date:12/6/2003 7:05:43 PM You better look into some hardware processors. Two of the most popular reverb devices used in studios are the Lexicon 480L and the PCM90.
Subject:RE: Most common reverb. Reply by: MacMoney Date:12/7/2003 9:07:00 AM Sonic Timeworks 4080L Reverb. WaveArts MasterVerb. Waves Rverb (Reverbs). Waves TrueVerb (room sounds). Sonic Foundrys Acoustic Mirror. Cakewalks Audio FX3. Arboretums Hyperprism bundle. If you have Pro-Tools TDM ReverbOne George Ware
Subject:RE: Most common reverb. Reply by: Rednroll Date:12/7/2003 9:36:14 AM George I have most of these except these two: 1. WaveArts MasterVerb. 2. Waves Rverb (Reverbs). The one I think you overlooked on your list is TC Works Native Reverb. That's my preferred plugin reverb, but that's just because it's the closest thing I've heard that sounds similar to a PCM90.
Subject:RE: Most common reverb. Reply by: Spook Date:12/7/2003 3:35:27 PM Thanks for the info you 2. Both are very helpful. Red is juss' priceless though. Practically a information center :) . If you could help 1 more time. Where can I get these plug-ins? I'd love to be able to get ma'hands on'em. :) Spooks-"WuN TwO b3 OuT"
Subject:RE: Most common reverb. Reply by: SHTUNOT Date:12/7/2003 10:23:39 PM I've been hearing good things about the SIR plugin reverb... http://www.knufinke.de/sir/index_en.html Ed.
Subject:RE: Most common reverb. Reply by: MacMoney Date:12/8/2003 6:00:08 AM >The one I think you overlooked on your list is TC Works Native Reverb. That's my preferred plugin reverb, but that's just because it's the closest thing I've heard that sounds similar to a PCM90. Hi Red That one did slip by me, I only listed what I own. George
Subject:RE: Most common reverb. Reply by: Rednroll Date:12/8/2003 6:15:44 AM TC native= www.tcelectronics.com TC, makes hardware and software reverbs. The powercore series you';; see a lot of on their website is a combination of them both. If you don't want the hardware, then look under the the products menu and goto "native bundle". The native reverb is in that section. Waves=www.waves.com Timeworks= www.sonictimeworks.com. These are effective reverbs, but not as pricey as the waves and TC ones. If you can't afford the TC's, then go with the timeworks. cakewalk= www.cakewalk.com. The FX3 reverb that George referred too is pretty nice. This one has a great user interface, where you get a 3D dimension of a room and you can place the microphone and sound source anywhere in that room, then also chasnge the size and shape of the room. I've used this one for special effects, but not any vocal parts. Others to checkout: Sonitus R3. This use to be www.ultrafunk.com, but has been recently purchased by cakewalk. www.cakewalk.com
Subject:RE: Most common reverb. Reply by: JTelles Date:12/8/2003 6:58:29 AM Let me ad 2cents here, Anwida also make a great reverb, you can try "DX REVERB LIGHT 2.0", it is FREE. Here is the address: http://www.anwida.com/default.asp JTelles

Subject:Most common reverb.

Posted by: Spook

Date:12/6/2003 12:40:41 PM

Its been bothering me for some time. I've heard some songs with the same (if not, similar) reverb and its been eating at me. I've been in SF trying to duplicate it/get a similar effect, and have been unsuccessful.

Can someone hook me up with tha info' needed?

Spooks-"WuN TwO b3 OuT"