Hi,

I was wondering about a good outboard reverb unit, I'm looking in the sub $500 range, and I was wondering what my options are. I mostly need it for snare drum, a little vocals and misc. I have some plugin reverbs, but I don't really like any of them. I have the dverb, Wavestrueverb and ren verb. Is there a nice Lexicon style reverb out there in a plugin ?

TIA!

what would be a good unit to pick up used --one channel of really good reverb with pre delay

should i bus my vocals to a separate reverb ? should i keep the synths and vocals on different reverb buses ?

Hey Gaff and others,

Hey I'm wondering if there are any plugins out there that can kill or get rid of reverb in a track or in the mix. I have heard of trans X from Wavesbut i dont have that kinda money for the kit, is there anything free i can use to Kill or remove reverb from the mix? Any Thing? Ill take a look at demos too if any of you know of things i can download that would be great.

For a long time now, I would just apply whatever basic reverb plug came with whatever program I was using, generally FL studio, so using the "fruity reverb" plugin . .I thought this was fine, and especially like how there were presets for drums, and a studio preset I'd use for vocals...

Anybody knows this reverb unit from Yamaha?

is it good-sounding like Lexicon type?

thanks!

Salmacis

I just finished loading my vst2rtas program by FXpansion and no problem there. The problem is when I use the detect vst plugins for conversion it doesn't see the sir reverb or any of the impulses. Any help would be outstanding. Clueless in Ohio. :evil:

:shock: I can't believe how good the Waves Renmax reverb sounded! I had a 14 day trial with it and now it's gone
My question is this, how does the sir reverb compare? It is free and the Wavesdeal is about $450. I already have the sir and am waiting on a wrapper the FXpansion. Just like to hear some opinions. Thanks again.

This cool effect involves recording, for example, a vocal source, then processing it backwards with reverb (?), then somehow putting it all back together (?), and thats where I'm confused.

How would this be done on a Hard Disk recorder ? I do have a sampler too...for doing the backward thing -

Any help Appreciated,

S