Reverbs

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.

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

The SP140 reverb is the first effect plug‑in from US company Iconic Instruments.

Spitfire’s first effects plug‑in captures the unique ambience of an iconic London studio: AIR Lyndhurst Hall.

With an array of different modelled devices and controls you won’t find on the original hardware, have Pulsar breathed new life into the humble spring reverb?

There are so many reverb plug‑ins for Mac and Windows DAW software now that, in order to stand out from the crowd, a new one needs to offer something a little out of the ordinary, and Minimal Audio’s Swarm Reverb does exactly this.

Recirculate is a feedback delay/echo that can process the feedback signals in various ways to make the repeats change character, with the change becoming more pronounced each time the signal passes around the feedback loop.

UFX Reverb might sound like a conventional effect but, fear not: Reverb can do conventional things, but there’s a good dollop of UJAM creativity here too!

A new Soundtoys plug‑in is always an event, and SuperPlate is their first release in over five years. Just how super is it?

Seeking creative inspiration? This reverb might be up your street if you are a Windows user...

Based on the pioneering AMS RMX16 reverb, we put Wave Alchemy's affordable native plug‑in alternative through its paces.

Tai Chi is an algorithmic reverb plug‑in with some very handy features that allow it to cover more ground than most...

Like other Baby Audio plug‑ins, Crystalline combines great sound with a refreshing GUI.

IK Multimedia’s Fame Studio Reverb emulates the sound of the legendary FAME studio in Muscle Shoals, Alabama.

The masters of convolution have finally produced a reverb, but it’s far from being a straightforward convolution reverb.

The latest addition to Focusrite’s AI‑powered Collective makes great‑sounding reverbs easy to achieve.

SILO combines granular processing with reverb and pitch change, the aim being to produce complex, musically involving effects...

Want the classic Lexicon sound without having to dive deep into the parameter pages? You’re in luck...

If you’re looking for one reverb to rule them all, HOFA’s massively comprehensive plug‑in ticks all the boxes.