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Lush 80s Reverb
Bit harder to get to grips with than standard reverb plugins, time and settings and such. Tone is amazing though. Use on synths, guitars and vocals.
edited over 3 years ago
Aces reverb plugin
Saved on my template default. 3 reverbs live there-
UA Lexicon 224 UA EMT 250 Valhalla
There goin’ nowhere. Each shines in its own way, all beautiful. I’ve got several hardware reverbs I use tons as well (spring, 12 bit, etc) but these all do a fantastic job.
Doesn't gobble up DSP like some of my other more math intensive reverbs. This guy is great like that. It allows me to save the my convolution reverbs or just in general any other plugins that are DSP intensive in a large session for where it’s appropriate. That & to my ears it sounds great. I've spent plenty of time with the hardware version & I feel they did an good job on this guy.