The MPX plugin has all the usual algorithms and I've no reason to believe they're any less good the the "hall" algorithm that won it the blind vote. like I said, there's no end to the process if you allow it. You could decide there are other reverbs that deserve to be researched for those specific settings but. For other uses you might not choose a "hall" algorithm, going for plates or chambers, etc instead. And the test was on orchestral music on a "hall" setting. We all probably need a "special effect" type reverb for something mad now and again, but you already have Supermassive and Raum which are capable of huge and unusual reverbs. I now know that if it doesn't sound good it's my fault.Ī couple of minor caveats. For me, no more wrangling about "maybe this could be better if I only had. By quite a margin, the Lexicon MPX native plug-in. After a week or so the votes were in and the winner was revealed. The reverbs were all the usual serious suspects: Valhalla, Seventh Heaven, The NI Lexicon emulations, Lexicon's own plugins, A Bricasti M7(?) hardware unit costing several thousand dollars, etc. Then the final thread brought the answer for me: it was a blind test someone posted of several reverbs on the same piece of music (orchestral). No agreement ever reached, no decisions made. The thousand and one threads all had the same basic plot: the question posed, followed by responses that all conflicted. My thoughts on it really hardened up after reading a thousand and one threads on various forums, and finally one thread that sealed it all for me. There's no end to the "what reverb?" question if you allow it to happen. I welcome any recommendations on the reverbs listed or others that I'm unaware of that have a great bang-for-the-buck. I also noticed the paid plugins from Valhalla look pretty good for $50 each and there are several of them. Just wondering if anybody uses the reverbs in R2 or Phoenixverb.
I don't need the elements versions of Ozone, Nectar, Neutron- but the R2, Phoenixverb and Excalibur (Exponential audio) as well as the Trash 2 and Iris 2 look like a good pickup for the cost. The other thing I'm thinking about buying is the Izotope Holiday bundle for $49. It's normally $150 but it's currently on sale for $99 and I'm thinking about getting it. Primarily the IK Multimedia Sunset Sound Studio Reverb- it sounds so good to my ears, and exactly what I want. I also have Izotope Nectar 3 although I haven't played with it much yet. I currently have the verbs that come in Logic X, Native Instruments Komplete 12 Ultimate, IK Multimedia T Racks 5, and maybe a few other things. I now have access to vocal rooms with baffling and acoustic treatment in them- and I am stoked that I will be able to start recording vocals completely dry and then have complete control in adding reverb and ambience.
I already have some nice effects reverbs (Raum, Supermassive, etc) but I want something that is just very good for vocals. Even though money is really tight for me because of the COVID situation, I am considering a new reverb plugin. I'm planning on doing some vocal tracks and I'm not entirely satified with the reverbs I have.
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