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any out there? cant seem to get the rite spring reverb sound with the ones i'm using...

guitar rig has some nice spring verb's (twang reverb = the shit)

but well expensive tho.

try some plugs from this page :

http://www.interruptor.ch/vst_overview.shtml

king dubby if you're on mac

not on mac but that sounds siiiccckk, yer feckin lucky mac users!! but u only have one mouse button mind.

for me it's all about waves TrueVerb - very versatile

also rather expensive but for the more motivated and less scrupulous of us there are ways around

Janner wrote:for me it's all about waves TrueVerb - very versatile

also rather expensive but for the more motivated and less scrupulous of us there are ways around

i like waves stuff... dont got the cash for it though

waves

its delay vst but check out dubstation

Magix Variverb has a serious spring reverb, two different algorithms that both sound very nice.

for the record, I misread the topic - King Dubby is a delay not a reverb.

rekorder wrote:not on mac but that sounds siiiccckk, yer feckin lucky mac users!! but u only have one mouse button mind.

Not anymore, actually... but I did buy a PC mouse with two buttons and that rolling thingie before there was a mac version. Ruins the slickness of the design fa shizzle.

got a voxengo convoltuion reverb that comes with a good spring reverb preset. but if you want a free one ther's this: http://www.knufinke.de/sir/sir1.html

then you need a spring reverb 'impulse' to load into it. might come with one, otherwise youi;d blatantly be able to download one.

look up convolution reverb on wikipedia or something if you want ======



hold on, impulse downloads i had bookmarked:

http://1-1-1-1.net/pages/impulses/index ... renz195225
http://www.xs4all.nl/~fokkie/IR.htm
http://www.echochamber.ch/
http://noisevault.com/nv/

thanx for that mate will give it a go!

Note that convolution won't work for proper spring reverb though, since the modulation will be static. A real spring reverb modulates all over the place, something static convolution impulses can't capture.

However, if you put a dense modulated and shaky delay before the impulse, you can get a pretty sweet sound.