Reverbs

Not only does this compact pedal offer convolution reverb — it can also capture impulses from your hardware 'verbs or room mics.

IK Multimedia’s Prism Reverb is a creative reverb that IK claim goes “beyond shimmer” to deliver “a new dimension of sound”. A bold claim, so let’s see how it stacks up...

Strymon’s Cloudburst pedal won a lot of friends amongst those fans of ambient, shoegaze and cinematic‑style composing. Now it’s available as a plug‑in, which should make life a lot easier for many of them!

This is Not Rocket Science (TiNRS) thought it might be nice to create a space, within space, where cosmic entities exist as the elements of a deep galactic reverb.

Sometimes you want something that is both quick and easy to use while still being versatile, and in that case Klevgrand’s Walls might well appeal.

Heritage Audio are well‑known for their high‑quality preamps and analogue outboard gear, but the HA 240 Gold Foil Reverb is the first of their plug-ins we've reviewed.

In this month’s round‑up, we shine our spotlight on a range of reverb boxes that pack plenty of punch into a pedal format.

Based on Vienna’s Synchron Stage A, this new reverb promises to offer great sounds without taxing your CPU.

While most reverb devices and plug‑ins either take an algorithmic or convolution approach, Utopia can dynamically reshape the spectrum of the reverb to remove elements that might clash harmonically with the input signal.

New Soundtoys plug‑ins don’t come around that often, but when they do, they’re usually well worth checking out. This one’s no exception...

iamReverb say that convolution reverbs share an inherent flaw — which only their novel IR recording technique can overcome.

Denise Audio claim their Perfect Room 2 takes a new approach to algorithmic reverb, with the aim of delivering a natural, transparent character.

EasyVerb 2 has a very different look from PSP’s original EasyVerb, along with an enhanced feature set.

Relab are the latest to offer a plug-in emulation of the TC System 6000 reverb.

Biverb is a dual reverb plug‑in that supports all the usual plug‑in formats on macOS and Windows platforms.

It might get filed under the general category of reverb, but ModeAudio’s Airspace could more accurately be described as a sound‑design tool.

Klevgrand’s Revolv is an IR‑based reverb plug‑in that supports all the usual macOS/Windows formats and offers a wide range of spaces with very different characters.

It may look like yet another reverb plug‑in, but Borealis ploughs its own furrow by including extensive modulation facilities.

With a strong focus on lush, ethereal reverbs, this desktop device strikes a decent balance between simplicity and versatility.

The person behind ‘those’ Bricasti impulses now brings us Berlin’s Teldex Studio...

In a collaboration with tech pioneers GPU Audio, an add‑on to this multi‑impulse‑response [MIR] immersive audio reverb promises to take the strain off your computer’s CPU!