Good Reverb Presets

Found this plug today:

http://magnus.smartelectronix.com/#ambience

description from the website:

Ambience is a reverb that rivals the quality of the best commercial reverbs. You are free to decide yourself how much you want to pay for it, and when.


It does seem pretty interesting and it comes with a pretty extensive preset collection. My initial impression is that it doesn't sound as synthetic as many reverb plugins does, and its rather easy to control the different aspects of the sound.. its worth checking out (anyone else know/use this one?)

/Michael
 
So have we decided on a plug-in we all like, collectively? :)

Lately I've been playing between the Waves Rverb and Arts Acoustic, but I can't find what I want in either. The Arts Acoustic seems great for long, clean reverbs, but doesn't really tickle my fancy for short, dirty rock plate verbs.

The Rverb on the other hand just doesn't really have the depth. Sounds cheap.

I'm after something with a bit of character.
 
Mindmare said:
Found this plug today:

http://magnus.smartelectronix.com/#ambience

description from the website:

Ambience is a reverb that rivals the quality of the best commercial reverbs. You are free to decide yourself how much you want to pay for it, and when.


It does seem pretty interesting and it comes with a pretty extensive preset collection. My initial impression is that it doesn't sound as synthetic as many reverb plugins does, and its rather easy to control the different aspects of the sound.. its worth checking out (anyone else know/use this one?)

/Michael


looks cool.....I'll give it a try.
 
Ik multimedia CSR reverb is nice, R66 and Acoustic arts also. Both Timeworks reverbs are nice even if they are old, but unfortunately Reverb X is not made to work in real time, only off line, and they have never made VST versions. I have never liked Waves at all. Princeton makes two plugins with room and plate algorithms taken from eventide hardware, they are nice also.

Impulse reverbs can be useful in some situation, but impulse by itself has no modulation, it is fixed, not changing in time, and any kind of impulse sounds a bit dead to me. When it is further in mix it gets lost and and when I make it louder it sounds like someone has thrown some kind of sound carpet over drums. Initially I was thrilled with possibility to have all those expansive reverb at hand by using impulses, but now I am using them less and less.

some more free reverb plugins to experiment with, just in case you didn't know about them:
http://www.luxonix.com/home/en/products.html?id=lfx1310
(actually multi fx unit)

FreeverbToo (oldie but sometimes usefull)
http://www.sinusweb.de/download.html

Kjaerhus Classic Reverb
http://www.kjaerhusaudio.com/classic-reverb.php

DaSample Glaceverb
http://www.dasample.com/index.php?show=glaceverb

KR Micro Reverb
http://www.kresearch.com/KR-Micro-Reverb.htm

Anwida DX reverb Light (only DX no vst)
http://www.anwida.com/product.asp?pid=7
 
hmmmm..... thx for the links.

I've actually been playing with Audition's Studio Reverb and Full reverb.... and they are pretty damn nice actually! Never thought that it would be, but it is!