[Free] Spring reverb VREV-666 is distributed free of charge at Fuse audio labs
I haven't tried it yet because I'm on the go, but I can expect quite a lot because it's Fuseaudiolabs.
I will prepare a video when I get home.
At first I was using it with an insert and I wasn't sure what to hang it on, but when I put it in Send and cut Low with EQ, it became quite usable.
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Overview
Steel wire style
The VREV-666 is a very rare spring reverb manufactured in the 1960s, initially designed to change the apparent acoustic characteristics of a listening environment.Originally created for the BBC, this compact studio legend exudes the rich, bouncy, and unpredictable atmosphere typical of a real electromechanical reverb in a very authentic way.
Postural ambience
The VREV-666 isn't the most realistic reverb in the world, but that's what makes this product so appealing.By passing any signal through its spring, it will always be lively and charismatic.Add edges to your vocals, add dirty ambience to your synths, add hard room tones to your guitar or bass, add cool-finishing textures to your favorite instruments ...
Give off light
The VREV-666 adds a mix stage, up to 150ms pre-delay, and a tone EQ that attenuates the significant bass resonance of the spring system compared to the original gain-controlled hardware.In addition, a musical limiter with a light bulb motif suppresses peaks that cause overload in the spring tank.
Redefining host gifts
The VREV-666 allows you to use this juicy spring reverb original vintage character in your DAW.This plug-in is provided free of charge by Fuse Audio Labs.
System requirements
Mac (64-bit only)
Intel compatible machine or Apple silicon CPU
2GB RAM
Mac OS 10.12 and later versions
Display resolution of 1280 x 1024 pixels or higher
Hosts that support VST2, VST3, AAX, Audio Units
Windows (32-bit and 64-bit)
Intel compatible CPU (2GHz or higher recommended)
2GB RAM
Windows 7 or later OS
Display resolution of 1280 x 1024 pixels or higher
VST2, VST3 or AAX capable host
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