2017/03/01 01:09:27
highlandermak
Wondering what others would consider a good plugin reverb for hard rock? I have a handful of plugins and know its totally subjective but wondering what you use. I would say style wise similar to Mötley Crüe or Def Leppard.
Thank you
2017/03/01 01:18:30
Leadfoot
I play hard rock, and I like the Softube TSAR, PSP 2445 EMT, PSP Springbox, and I also like the good ol Sonitus reverb that comes with Sonar.
2017/03/01 05:09:04
JonD
Are you asking for reverb in general (instruments) or for vocals?
 
For vocals, I'll second the ole Sonitus verb.  Along with Breverb, and the ReMatrix & IRs, you're covered pretty well sonically, and you don't have to spend a dime.
 
Another freebie verb released recently that's surprisingly good:
 
http://www.kvraudio.com/product/orilriver-by-denis-tihanov
 
If you feel you must spend some money, the Valhalla verbs are well-worth their $50 (each) asking price:
 
Room for natural spaces or Vintage Verb for that old school Lexicon vibe.
2017/03/01 05:46:37
highlandermak
Thank you for the feedback, yes for vocals in particularly. Not in a hurry to spend more money unless warranted. It sucks cause I really like the wave products including their reverbs but the license has to be released if you go from 1 computer to another instead of just allowing 1 desktop and 1 laptop license. Thanks for the insight, I'll give Sonitus another spin :)
2017/03/01 07:50:14
The Grim
highlandermak
 
 It sucks cause I really like the wave products including their reverbs but the license has to be released if you go from 1 computer to another instead of just allowing 1 desktop and 1 laptop license.




not if you put your licenses on a flash drive/usb stick, then when everything is installed you just move the flash drive/usb stick to the other computer and carry on. no releasing required
2017/03/01 11:57:59
cclarry
highlandermak
Thank you for the feedback, yes for vocals in particularly. Not in a hurry to spend more money unless warranted. It sucks cause I really like the wave products including their reverbs but the license has to be released if you go from 1 computer to another instead of just allowing 1 desktop and 1 laptop license. Thanks for the insight, I'll give Sonitus another spin :)



If you store your licenses on a Flash Drive you can just take the flash drive from one PC to the other,
as many PC's as you want.  And a USB Flash drive is cheap.
2017/03/01 12:01:40
cclarry
One of my favorite Reverbs is Hofa IQ Reverb.  It does it all
and sounds awesome.  Also


Valhalla Room is probably the best low price Reverb.
Lexicon PCM has been a Studio Standard, as well as the LX-480
but those are pricey.
FF Pro-R is really nice.

Lot's of Reverbs...but some require a lot of tweaking to get where you want.
2017/03/01 12:09:43
patm300e
I use the Prochannel ReMatrix on a Reverb buss and use the individual channel sends to get the right amount for each vocalist.
 
https://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=SONAR&language=3&help=ProChannel.12.html
 
Here is an example of hoe this sounds:
https://soundcloud.com/patm300e/im-alright-2
 
Not exactly Crue or Def Leppard, but there are SO MANY settings that can get you there...
 
2017/03/03 06:20:34
Kamikaze
Not that I have it, but wouldn't the Valhalla Vintage Verb be good for 80 Rock.
2017/03/03 11:56:47
Fleer
My thoughts exactly.
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