They say a little space goes a long way—especially with reverb. Get pro-level depth, ambience, and dimension with Slate Digital’s top reverb plugins.
Lustrous Plates
Lustrous Plates recreates the beautiful tone of seven classic plates reverbs using LiquidSonics’ new Temporal Acoustic Spectral Mapping (TASM) technology.
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Verbsuite Classics
Reverb is perhaps the most fundamental effect in audio production. Over the past several decades several classic digital reverb units have become staples for professional mixing engineers, and VerbSuite Classics brings you ALL OF THEM.
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Reverb is perhaps the most fundamental effect in audio production. Over the past several decades several classic digital reverb units have become staples for professional mixing engineers, and VerbSuite Classics brings you ALL OF THEM.
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Reverb Plugins FAQ
What are some basics for applying reverb?
To optimize reverb usage for vocals, consider these key points:
- Track-Based Reverb: For a more integrated sound, particularly with vocals that need to blend seamlessly into the mix, consider applying reverb directly on the vocal track rather than a bus.
- Choosing Reverb Type: Experiment with different reverb types (like plates, rooms, and halls) to find the one that best complements your mix.
- Managing Reverb Tail: Adjust the decay time to maintain clarity and ensure the reverb does not linger excessively or dominate the vocals or mix.
- Enhancing with EQ: Adding an EQ after your reverb can help it fit into the mix better, reducing muddiness and enhancing mix clarity.
When should I not use Reverb?
- You should avoid using reverb in scenarios where it might create a muddy sound in your mix. This often happens when reverb is applied to tracks with a fast tempo or busy parts, as the reverb tails from one sound overlap with subsequent sounds, leading to a buildup that can cloud the mix.Instead, consider using reverb more sparingly or opting for shorter reverb times in these situations.
What are the system requirements for Slate Digital’s reverb plugins?
For optimal performance of our reverb plugins, your system should meet the following requirements:
- Mac Users: Minimum of macOS 10.15, with macOS 11 or later recommended. Your Mac should have either an Intel or Apple Silicon (M1) processor. Supported plugin formats include AU, VST2, VST3, or AAX 64-bit hosts.
- Windows Users: Windows 10 or Windows 11 is required, alongside an Intel or AMD processor with at least 4GB of RAM. Compatible plugin formats are VST2, VST3, or AAX 64-bit hosts.
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