Valhalla Vintage Verb

[mickrich]

I haven't seen a thread about this yet.
Anyone using it?
It is absolutely my go to reverb.
I find it puts the source into the space rather than sounding like the source with reverb on it (hope that makes sense).
A convolution reverb is static whereas VVV has movement which makes a huge difference IMO.
From small ambience to big rooms to plates etc. it does it all better than anything else I have tried and makes mixes sound bigger yet upfront.
Only 50 quid too!

 

[SethTheGreat]

Anybody else have input? I might need to pick this up.. I need a good reverb plugin.

Is it always $50 or is it on sale?

 

[updog]

Is it always $50 or is it on sale?

it's always $50 - Valhalla plugins are never on sale.

i haven't tried the vintage reverb yet, but i rarely use any other reverb than Valhallaroom. guess i'll have to try this one as well at some point!

 

[ArthurD]

Valhallaroom is awesome.
But i find myself using more the Vintage on drums.
Vintage verb on snr: http://www.ultimatemetal.com/forum/backline/861246-matt-damon-drum-samples-tci-kick-snare.html

It doesn't get burried on the mix as other reverbs does

 

[drew_drummer]

Love their stuff.

 

[Sloan]

I just got it recently and have used it on drums on this project I am finishing up. I like the 1970's color the best. Really want to try the Room as well.

 

[Machinated]

its fucking awesome. mental that it isnt everyones go to reverb considering the price. room is the nuts too.

 

[Donovan S.]

Just bought it because of this thread. I'm in love. I can't believe it's so cheap when it easily compares to more expensive reverbs like the Lexicon PCMs.