It may not be an all-in-one reverb that you can apply to any instrument, but if you’re looking to try some different and unusual reverb effects, this might be the one for you. Here’s an interesting concept: a reverb unit that models the reverberation of piano strings.

It allows you to model a room sound using virtual speakers and microphones-not bad if you’re trying to visually recreate the reverberation of a given room for a full band relative to the sound sources and microphones on each instrument. This is a cool reverb unit, especially if you’re not the sort who likes to play with knobs (though it does have some). It is available in VST and DirectX formats here. This Windows plug-in provides a simple but high-quality reverb that allows you to visualize the reverberation parameters in a room simulation. It touts itself as being easy on the CPU. Classic ReverbĬlassic Reverb is a smooth reverb with a GUI that emulates a knob-controlled rack reverb unit.

It can be downloaded for the PC and Mac in VST, DirectX or SAWStudio plug-in formats here. It’s pleasantly simple and a good choice if you don’t want to configure a hundred different variables to get your sound. DX Reverb LightĭX Reverb Light is a simpler version of its non-freeware big brother DX Reverb. Get this Windows and Mac OS X in VST or AU plug-in formats here. You’re free to use it as much as you want without paying, but if you donate any amount to the author, he’ll send you a version that doesn’t nag. It’s a small price to pay for a high quality plug-in. Unfortunately, it does display a nag screen when you use it-it’s donation ware.

Ambience is a popular choice and many users consider it to be as good as a commercial reverb plug-in.

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