Looking for a Good Reverb Plugin

[fooloof]

I don't like the Bomb Factory ones. Money is not an issue.

Thanks.

[The Dougfather]

Hands down.

112DB Redline Reverb.

Also, Nomad Factory are doing pretty much there entire line of 47 plugs which includes a reverb for $398, a mega bundle, i got mine last nite. Integral studio pack.

[ProToola']

If you have TC Electronic's Powercore Firewire or X8 unit, I have a System 6000 Reverb for sale. The VSS3 which is awesome and one of the best reverbs out there! If you do, email me and we'll work it out.

ei@upliftedproductions.com

P.S. It's a native plugin which runs on the Powercore not Pro Tools TDM

[Murt]

I second Redline Reverb by 112dB. Also I really like CSR by IK Multimedia. It's subjective IMO.

[mindnoise]

+1 redline reverb

not quite Sonnox Reverb which would be +2 but 3 times cheaper.

[flommer]

Originally Posted by fooloof

Money is not an issue.
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Wait for the new Lexicon plug...

http://www.lexiconpro.com/news.php?id=131

[Larold]

Altiverb.

case closed.

[nst7]

Overloud Breverb. Very good, but very expensive.

[albee1952]

Tons of choices(and I have not used the redline). Altiverb is certainly nice but TL space is a great value(and can load impulses from most any source. I have a whole batch of Lexicon 960 patches). I also use the IK Classik verbs on almost every session. I find they have a Lexicon-like feel to them. Breverb is a very solid performer(and I heard that it can be bought right now for $5)

[mindnoise]

I guess I can top all that

Vienna MIR seems like to the 'toppest' notch IR Reverb now.



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