What's out there that's any good besides Flux Ircam Tools .. What do you use??

Ableton's reverb. I'm going to try out 2CAudio Aether Algorithmic reverb soon...

yea I'm just not getting out of it what I was used to getting out of a reverb in Reason.. That's why I was asking.. Is Lexicon anygood??

mmm well... it might not be the plugin sometimes switching it up can help though, new GUI and stuff... they all do the same shit right? not sure, never used it. if i had it was ages ago.

Hmmm.. Well, this kinda sucks.. the rv7000 was so easy.. you just popped it in and boom, there you go.. In Ableton, there seems to be a bit more to it.. Sooo yea that's why I'm looking.. I can't believe the Ircam is 1599.00 .. that's just crazy..

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Originally posted by DJRYAN™ Hmmm.. Well, this kinda sucks.. the rv7000 was so easy.. you just popped it in and boom, there you go.. In Ableton, there seems to be a bit more to it.. Sooo yea that's why I'm looking.. I can't believe the Ircam is 1599.00 .. that's just crazy..

lol...Aether is excellent... Vallhalla Room is probably better value algorithmic reverb though. But I suggest you learn more about how reverb's work if you think ableton's is too complex.

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Originally posted by Teezdalien lol...Aether is excellent... Vallhalla Room is probably better value algorithmic reverb though. But I suggest you learn more about how reverb's work if you think ableton's is too complex.

yeah man like i'm saying, it's not the plugin... it's the concept. abletons verb is simple in interface, but can still do any reverb sound you need. the reason verb is the same way, i wouldn't exactly consider it simple in form or effect though. i don't think daniel kandi is filling stadiums with a toy reverb.

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Originally posted by Evolve140 yeah man like i'm saying, it's not the plugin... it's the concept. abletons verb is simple in interface, but can still do any reverb sound you need. the reason verb is the same way, i wouldn't exactly consider it simple in form or effect though. i don't think daniel kandi is filling stadiums with a toy reverb.

For sure man, to be fair the rv7000 is one of reason's better devices.

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to be fair, my game didn't really pick up until i switched to ableton 3 years ago. whatever it was about Reason, i have no idea... just got stagnant. things just started to click better in Ableton. i don't mind making a video on Ableton's verb at some point, just need it to be requested in the thread i have up. the comfort level i have with it took the better part of 3 years though, still not an "ace" but damn close. have no grief with it, especially not enough to seek a third party plugin. their inhouse plugins are sufficient, without a doubt. really, out of the box you can make excellent productions, in my experience observing, producing, and helping others, fucking with too many plugins is just part of a larger problem, a scapegoat mostly.

for reverb with long tails soundtoys echo boy has some lush presets.

look under the reverb section - echo boy galaxy or infinite space are 2 i like

the lexicon is nice but i dont think it really cuts it for the long tails personally

I'll also vouch for ValhallaRoom, and also the Reverence Convolution reverb in Cubase is great, but can be a serious CPU killer.

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