reverb plug-in

3MTA3 · Messages: 78 Registration: 09.13.2002

Thanks a lot, Alan. I'll have to check out the site. Anyone have any experience with Real Verb? or the new Altiverb (soon to be RTAS compatible).

dhabes · Messages: 88 Registration: 06.25.2001

To my ears Realverb knocks Renverb into the sand, nice interface, and genuinely good sounds. Morphing function is cool too - try the demo Pete

TheBestCow · Messages: 3,089 Registration: 07.15.2001

RealVerb is nice, but its a CPU hog. You'd probably end up using it on a aux send.

jaebaby · Messages: 39 Registration: 07.26.2002

To be honest - you're going to find that with any native reverb, Renverb is hardly lightweight. Plus, it's normal to run reverb on an aux anyway

PJ325i · Messages: 72 Registration: 05.22.2003

Burrito, may i suggest purchasing a nice hardware reverb unit....MPX-500, or M-1. Both of these units are around $399. They both have spdif i/o, and can do other fx, delays, chorus, pitch shift..etc. I use several outboard fx proc, this way my cpu does not take a hit. I can use the cpu for other plug ins, eq, comp, gates. Reverbs and delays are the most cpu intensive plug ins, oh and that waves c4 multi-comp too, thats a killer. rock sdf

43rdWorld · Messages: 574 Registration: 12.10.2003

when tou're using hardware FX-reverb, don't you have problems with latency, or do you record your reverb to a track?