What is a good reverb plugin for snare drums?

[epicpenguin]

What do you guys use??

At the moment i like the epicverb from VOS.

 

[Firaxis]

I get on well with the standard d-verb in pro tools but when I used the waves plug-ins in uni the r-verb seemed really good. You can pretty much change all the parameters of the verb which can make it confusing though.

 

[luismars]

I like epicverb but I always end up using plate reverb impulses

 

[crillemannen]

I like the Lexicon bundle. Expensive but really good. I usually use one of the plates just to simulate a room smack. I used to use Redline reverb but i think the developer actually died so i never got it to work properly past Pt8

 

[Rex Rocker]

TC Electronc M30 or M40. They gave away the M30 plug-in for free a while ago. M40 came with my TC Konnekt and I only use the plate model which is what comes with M30, haha.

 

[MIAnn]

I like the Lexicon bundle. Expensive but really good. I usually use one of the plates just to simulate a room smack. I used to use Redline reverb but i think the developer actually died so i never got it to work properly past Pt8

+1 the Lexicon vintage plates are what im always using lately..

 

[Lasse Lammert]

ReVibe, look no further

 

[crillemannen]

ReVibe, look no further

yeah man that is a truly awesome reverb but... PT HD exclusive

 

[Mikaël-ange]

ReVibe, look no further

In plugin world, maybe if you looking for a bright, kind of linear verb.
Reverb one is more on the lush side (and can sound as good as revibe, but with more work put on it for that).

But imo, no plugin can beat hardware verb for snare and vocals...

 

[C-Martin]

yeah man that is a truly awesome reverb but... PT HD exclusive

Actually it's now native. Lasse let me know of this a few weeks ago but i think it's only if your running PT10.

I've been trying out the UAD reverbs and i really dig those.

 

[eken]

I really like the acousticas free bricasti impulse "studio b far".

Stillwell verbiage can be real cool to if you have som room mics to blend it with. Usually sounds kinda lame on its own but glues pretty good with the rooms I've recorded drums in.

 

[BLUElightCory]

Lexicon and Audioease Altiverb are my faves.

 

[Trevoire520]

I always just end up using D Verb to be honest.

 

[colonel_claypoo]

what do you guys think of valhalla room?

 

[plague_rider]

D-verb has always given great results...

 

[Mikaël-ange]

I always just end up using D Verb to be honest.

As everyone (myself included) for metal

 

[Trevoire520]

Yeah, just seems to work really well without too much messing about doesn't it?

 

[Deuteronomy]

Lexicon

 

[Charles J]

what do you guys think of valhalla room?

Use it on every record I make.

In fact, I end up using almost everything Sean has made (ValhallaDSP) on our records.

His plugins are fucking INSANE.

 

[AudioGeekZine]

what do you guys think of valhalla room?

Use it on every record I make.

In fact, I end up using almost everything Sean has made (ValhallaDSP) on our records.

His plugins are fucking INSANE.

Same thing here. Valhalla Room is my go-to verb. I use a short and medium for most mixes.