Subject:Best reverb machines?

Posted by: Spook

Date:3/29/2004 2:14:29 PM

Can you give me a clue?

Subject:RE: Best reverb machines?

Reply by: rraud

Date:3/29/2004 6:02:30 PM

Can you give us a clue?
Hardware, software. What's your budget?????????
Software: Acoustic Mirror sounds decent and it comes with SF.

Subject:RE: Best reverb machines?

Reply by: Spook

Date:3/29/2004 7:27:44 PM

Budget: about. $200-250 USD
Preferably Software,but either will do fine.

I just got this TC Program[VST] and man its hot, but still lookin' for that nice "BAAM" that sounds great.

Thanks.

Subject:RE: Best reverb machines?

Reply by: Rednroll

Date:3/29/2004 7:39:48 PM

Lexicon 480L, Lexicon PCM90

Subject:RE: Best reverb machines?

Reply by: kbruff

Date:3/29/2004 8:41:14 PM

Izotope OZONE 3
Very nice sound -

Subject:RE: Best reverb machines?

Reply by: skymall

Date:3/30/2004 9:25:29 PM

probably the best reverb i have used is the
Spin Audio RoomVerm M2 (v. 2.0)....it's realy amazing and sound quality is fantastic. you can change everything from "fullness" of early and late reflections to the materials the walls are made of and how absorbant they are. it also comes with almost 200 presets that are all nice. i highly recomed it.

-ed

Subject:RE: Best reverb machines?

Reply by: Spook

Date:3/31/2004 2:36:51 PM

Wow. man I'ma have to do some research on those!

Thanks.

If anymore come up please post. Thank you.

Subject:RE: Best reverb machines?

Reply by: rraud

Date:3/31/2004 4:40:34 PM

Wave Arts makes a nice sounding DX reverb. Their bungle also has an EQ and dynamics processor at an afforfable price. Try some demos.

There are free revb plugs available also from Anwida, RGB, Dreampoint, Blueline and others. Check out http://www.thedirectxfiles.com/plugins.htm#Manufacturers for more free and not so free plug-ins.

Subject:RE: Best reverb machines?

Reply by: drbam

Date:4/1/2004 6:14:17 AM

>>but still lookin' for that nice "BAAM" that sounds great.<<

Highly doubtful that you will get this from a software verb in your budget. I would recommend a used Alesis Wedge. Probably under $100 on ebay now and they really can be made to sound excellent. Very easy editing and you can get quite deep into the parameters. I have 2 of them that I use all the time along with my primary verb - a Lexicon PCM 80.

drbam

Subject:RE: Best reverb machines?

Reply by: Rednroll

Date:4/1/2004 7:59:46 AM

>>but still lookin' for that nice "BAAM" that sounds great.<<

Did I mention Lexicon 480L or PCM90 yet? If you want the best, that's the best and like all things that are good, it will cost you a few dollars. This is why you will see these devices in almost every major recording studio.

Subject:RE: Best reverb machines?

Reply by: drbam

Date:4/1/2004 8:17:04 AM

>>Did I mention Lexicon 480L or PCM90 yet? <<

Red: do you know where I might pick up one of these for $250?? (just kidding of course) ;-D
I paid $850 for my PCM80 (excellent cond) a couple of years ago which was clearly a very good deal. They are still going for around $1000 or so. Yes the good stuff costs. . .

drbam