GReverb v1.2 WiN Mac Linux

GReverb

14 MB

This is gigantic reverberator plug-in VST, AU Windows and MacOS
It’s true algorithmic reverberator to create supermassive structures or small ambiance

algorithm is based on FDN structure

It’s available for MacOS(VST3 and AU with native support Apple Silicon) and Windows(VST3 x64) Linux version is coming

for MacOS users only:

GReverb version 1.0 is ready
I’m happy to announce that a major new update is now available!

What’s New:
Resizable GUI
The interface is now fully resizable, offering improved usability and customization.
Redesigned Modulation Algorithm
Experience smoother and more refined modulation effects with the upgraded algorithm.
Crossover Control
Split the reverberator’s tail into low and high frequencies, allowing independent control over the decay time for bass frequencies.
Enhanced Brightness Controls
Fine-tune brightness with new parameters for gain and Q factor, enabling precise tonal adjustments.
Dynamic Reverberator Time Section
A new feature dynamically calculates reverb decay time (in seconds) based on the Decay and Size parameters, providing greater control and flexibility.

New version 1.1 is ready
Optional Per-Reverberation Low-Cut Filter
A new (disconnectable) Low-cut filter with a 12 dB per octave slope is now available, fixed at 40 Hz before the reverb engine processing.
Logic Pro AU bus Layouts
Added support for Mono to Stereo and Stereo to Stereo bus layouts in Logic Pro.
FL Studio High CPU Utilization
Resolved an issue causing high CPU usage in FL Studio.
Extended Modulation Speed
Modulation speed parameters have been extended for greater flexibility.
UI State Save Issue
Fixed an issue where the plug-in state UI was not saved when reopening plugin.
(Note: The UI state still does not save when reloading the DAW.)
Damping Filter Consistency
Fixed an inconsistency in the damping filter at maximum values, which caused a balance issue in the right channel.
Internal DSP Gain Adjustment
The GReverb wet signal is now slightly louder by default due to adjustments in internal DSP gain.