http://www.valhalladsp.com/valhallavintageverb

Hi Rain, thanks for the update - looks quite interesting but not too sure how much "different" or "better" it can be to the standard Valhalla  - but just downloaded the trial so shall install tomorrow and find out!!
Cheers
Nigel

Rain


http://www.valhalladsp.com/valhallavintageverb

Thanks.  I took a look at this.  It has intentional coloration for that "70's" feel and to quote their site:  "The modulation is dark and noisy, and can produce strange and random sidebands with sustained notes. This is intentional."   

I will be interested in hearing what you reverb connoisseurs think about this entry.  Valhalla makes great and very affordable plugins.  So it should be solid.  Just don't know if I want yet even more coloration in the signal chain given all the other "vintage" plugins like console emulations and vintage channel strips.  Do let us know your thoughts.  

I've got the Uber and room Vahalla, and Fab Timeless, but it seems like I'm still missing something with reverbs and delays. Maybe I'm just missing the know-how to dial in exactly what I want, perhaps. I'll be interested to hear what others think of the new vintage verb. I'm not sure where the holy grail of sound effects is, but we're all looking for something more, it seems.

The developer happens to be an expert on vintage hardware reverbs, so I'm guessing he's tried to emulate the crappy processors of yesteryear. Doesn't make me want to rush to grab it, but I'll try the demo anyway.

Bit I thought the same thing when I read the description of it. lol

I love his other plugs so I'm gonna try it fo' sho'.

I've had Valhalla a while now. I think I can call that vintage now.

Been using Vroom for a while now and have always desired something that i couldnt really achieve consistently, a vintage sounding vocal verb. Vroom is a great sounding verb, but a bit too crisp and bright to be my go to. Very hopeful with this one, seems to fit the order exactly.

A digital processor inspired by a digital processor inspired by an electromechanical device inspired by a room. Postmodern indeed!!