I'm using Pro Tools mix and am looking for a better reverb program than what I'm using, lexiverb. I'm looking for some good plate reverbs without buying an emt. Is the plate 140 by UAD any good? I've got the mix system, so I don't think altiverb would work on my system?

I'm using Pro Tools mix and am looking for a better reverb program than what I'm using, lexiverb. I'm looking for some good plate reverbs without buying an emt. Is the plate 140 by UAD any good? I've got the mix system, so I don't think altiverb would work on my system?

can anyone recommend a high quality tube spring reverb?

i just wannt to know what reverb processors will have the best quality and that it will cost very cheap.

Best reverb plugin for vocals? POLL.

I need some advice on how to get rid of the reverberation from a recording of Vivaldi’s Four Seasons that I made in a large stone church last month. The concert producers had a narrator read the sonnets associated with the concerti while a violinist standing behind the narrator played snippets of the solo part.

Your comments ?
Lately I've listened to some dangerously brilliant recordings for reference.
Guess what ? NO REVERB !
Or at least so little of it, that it just doesn't matter.
The approach it would seem :
Take the best mic preamp amps money can buy, the right mics, and get the performance tracks so that they just dont get any beter,

Hey...just wondering. I have just gotten into this convolution reverb stuff

...what do you guys think about Convolution Reverb vs something like Waves TrueVerb or the renesaince reverberator? Which reverb plugin do you guys prefer? (For vocals)

I am currently working with a client who is insisting on recording and mixing at 192kHz. Fine by me, but we have done sessions in a couple of studios now with Pro Tools TDM HD rigs and although both of them had the full suite of Sony Oxford plugins the Reverb plug was not available in a 192 session, did not even show up in the list.

I am trying to add reverb while I'm singing. But I do not want to record
the reverb.