Eventide 2016 Stereo Room Reverb UPGRADE!

[mojobone]

This one goes on sale May 22, 2017, and I thought I'd give y'all a headsup, cuz in my opinion, this is a must-have reverb, particularly if you work with samples and who doesn't? It's also great on miked/direct sources. The original hardware version is on literal tons of hit records from the 80's and 90's. It's utterly flexible and great-sounding, and very light on your resources. In a few days, it'll also be light on your wallet.

https://www.eventideaudio.com/products/ ... tereo-room

[mojobone]

This stellar, SUPER easy-to-use, light-on-resources reverb plugin just got a major upgrade, and the intro price is $79 USD. If you were smart enough to jump the first time, the crossgrade is a measly $29 bucks. This specific reverb is all over hits from the early 80's thru the mid 90's, and it might just save you a ton of tweaking, if you're into anything retro, cuz it's a sound you've heard over and over. The only caveat to buying the original plug was that it was just one algorithm from a classic digital hardware box; this version has all three algos in both vintage (with all the original bit depths) and modern versions, which were obviously not included in the original hardware. This box was useful enough, a hardware version was recreated along with the plugin mentioned above, but now it's back in its full glory, minus the exorbitant price tag and rack screws. Intro price is for a limited time.

https://tapeop.com/reviews/gear/48/reverb-2016/

[mojobone]

You can listen to samples here and check out Dave Pensado's rave video review, for some terrific tips on how to get the mostest from this amazing plugin. Can you tell I'm excited? Review forthcoming, cuz you know I bought the dang thing.

[mojobone]

Jeez, I thought I'd done the promised review, so it slipped my mind, but TapeOp beat me to it:

https://tapeop.com/reviews/gear/129/sp2 ... b-plug-in/