Software Reverb for Post Production

[Johnston West]

I'm mastering and editing some two track stuff. It's pretty dry so I'm
adding some reverb.

I've been using Waves Trueverb, which I actually like because you can
edit for the room and reverb seperately, but does anyone else have a
favorite that I might consider trying?

J_West

[jonas aras]

If you're on the PC platform it's hard to beat the free SIR convolution
reverb.


"Johnston West" > wrote in message
om...
> I'm mastering and editing some two track stuff. It's pretty dry so I'm
> adding some reverb.
>
> I've been using Waves Trueverb, which I actually like because you can
> edit for the room and reverb seperately, but does anyone else have a
> favorite that I might consider trying?
>
> J_West

[jonas aras]

If you're on the PC platform it's hard to beat the free SIR convolution
reverb.


"Johnston West" > wrote in message
om...
> I'm mastering and editing some two track stuff. It's pretty dry so I'm
> adding some reverb.
>
> I've been using Waves Trueverb, which I actually like because you can
> edit for the room and reverb seperately, but does anyone else have a
> favorite that I might consider trying?
>
> J_West

[transducr]

(Johnston West) wrote in message >...
> I'm mastering and editing some two track stuff. It's pretty dry so I'm
> adding some reverb.
>
> I've been using Waves Trueverb, which I actually like because you can
> edit for the room and reverb seperately, but does anyone else have a
> favorite that I might consider trying?
>
> J_West

if you're using a mac, i'd try Altiverb. there are tons of free IRs
online that would be very helpful for post-production. Waves makes a
convolution reverb now that has more traditional reverb parameters
that the user can adjust, but i'm still a big fan of the simplicity of
Altiverb...and it sounds great.

[transducr]

(Johnston West) wrote in message >...
> I'm mastering and editing some two track stuff. It's pretty dry so I'm
> adding some reverb.
>
> I've been using Waves Trueverb, which I actually like because you can
> edit for the room and reverb seperately, but does anyone else have a
> favorite that I might consider trying?
>
> J_West

if you're using a mac, i'd try Altiverb. there are tons of free IRs
online that would be very helpful for post-production. Waves makes a
convolution reverb now that has more traditional reverb parameters
that the user can adjust, but i'm still a big fan of the simplicity of
Altiverb...and it sounds great.