Reverbs

Created in collaboration with Geraint Luff of Signalsmith Audio, Utopia is said to reimagine reverb not just as an effect, but as a powerful compositional and harmonic tool.

iZotope’s latest offering combines their popular Stratus and Symphony reverb engines into a single plug-in that’s capable of tackling both music and post-production projects.

iamReverb Audio have announced the launch of an innovative new plug-in that has been designed to transform the way reverb is experienced.

The latest creation from independent developers Fors is said to be capable of turning even the smallest of sounds into a “wash of shimmering textures”.

VSL's latest announcement is a new convolution reverb that captures the ambience of Stage A at the company’s Vienna Synchron Stage facility.

With the launch of eXplorer 10, Rob Papen's all-in-one bundle has gained an all-new synth along with some updates to its existing line-up.

The new Enzo X greatly expands on its predecessor, the Enzo, combining five different synth modes with a collection of onboard reverb, delay and modulation effects.

The Hit Factory are giving DAW users access to a collection of reverbs that capture the sound of some of their most sought-after live rooms. 

The Batverb is a stereo reverb effect that Noise Engineering say can be considered an instrument in its own right.

Acustica's new reverb plug-in comes loaded with over 100 algorithms, and promises to tackle everything from subtly enhancing vocals or instruments to crafting expansive cinematic soundscapes. 

Perfect Room 2 expands on the Dynamic Room Response engine found in the original, promising to deliver ultra-clean reverbs with enhanced tonal control.

Studio Verb includes 53 SRIRs (Spatial Room Impulse Responses) that capture a wide range of acoustic spaces and promise to deliver accurate, enveloping spatial reverbs. 

Soundtoys' range of powerful effects plug-ins are currently subject to some significant discounts as part of their Holiday Sale.

Building on the success of its predecessor, UFX Reverb Version 2 introduces an expanded set of controls along with additional presets, filters and Finisher effects.

PSP Chamber features a single algorithm that’s been designed to emulate the acoustics of a variety of physical spaces, while PSP EasyVerb comes loaded with nine additional algorithms that cater to a wider range of creative needs.