9 Dec
2008
9 Dec
'08
1:15 p.m.
Kevin Cosgrove:
I second that. For me, at least, it has been easier to get a natural
sounding reverb out of gverb than freeverb.
Also check out Fons' version of gverb:
"This reverb is based on gverb by Juhana Sadeharju, but the code
(now C++) is entirely original. I added a second input for stereo
operation, and some code to prevent FP denormalisation.
This is a preliminary release, and this plugin will probably change
a lot in future versions."
Ray Rashif
wrote:
Nobody's mentioned Gverb yet? I really like the flexibility I get
with it and it sounds really good on everything I've used it on to
date, that would be vox, drums & guitars. All the other instruments I like the C* Plate 2x2 - it sounds close to the
quality of Pro Tools'
reverb.
I wouldn't know if it's comparable to PT's verb, but I do like
that one.
I use it on almost everything I record. It's especially nice for vocals.