Anyone know some good free quality reverb plugins for osx?

looking for some free reverb plugins quality if there are any you can suggest.

 

for a delay, a free plugin can be good. Usually reverbs are much more complex, and sound crap if they are free.

 

do you have Reaktor? there are some nice ones in there.

 

try here... http://www.native-instruments.com/f...lementary-effects-and-references-link.215764/

add to it if you find some more...

 

yes I do I think I wanted to avoid using anything with a separate interface to run it like I am seeing if I can avoid using GR and probably Raektor too..I want to us a small reverb inside BlueCats MB-7 so I can add reverb just to the top end of the spectrum of what ever sound I am effecting..I guess maybe voxengo would be a good start but I thought I didn't like that one much cause I deleted it off my machine.

 

There was that white and light green colored one that came free with Muswic radar mag but its only 32 bit so it won't work for me.

 

there are a bunch here.. some are demo or dated, some are free... http://www.vst4free.com/index.php?plug-ins=Reverb

http://www.vst4free.com/free_vst.php?plugin=TAL-Reverb&id=599


http://www.vst4free.com/free_vst.php?plugin=Ambience&id=568


http://www.vst4free.com/free_vst.php?plugin=PianoVerb&id=557

 

this one got good reviews and is 64bit, it is donate ware i believe so. i don't use it, so i don't know too much about it. http://magnus.smartelectronix.com/#effects

i find the best reverb, next to the lexicon PCM, is actually an analog delay pedal set with a very short delay. there is something natural about the way the bucket brigade degenerates with every reiteration. the guyatone flip tube analog delay sounds fantastic as well as does maleko dark 616... it's hard ware,.. no worries of bits or becoming obsolete.

 

Dang I haven't even tried any effects in Reaktor. I'm going to go look at them now. I love some effects.

 

Do you know of any that will let me apply reverb to only the certain band of frequency that I tell it to like ozone does?I know I can get the individual plugins of echo of ozones components separately but that far too expensive.
also looking for a filter where I can do the same thing but just automate the LFO.
I can split the bands in ableton but it is using way to much CPU still.
looking for a light CPU plugin for each of these tasks that will be automatable and 64 but...your help is appreciated cause I don't think BC MB-7 is going to cut it since they have not added automaton support for the inserted plugins within their host plugins.

 

I like the Ableton Live reverb the most. You can do a lot with it. Also the RC24 and RC48 that come in KU9. The ableton one can filter a certain frequency. What do you mean it uses too much CPU? Nothing in Live uses much CPU at all.

 

Ozone uses too much CPU to be inserting it as multiple instances and even when creating a chain in ableton the CPU adds up quick for some reason I guess it just the nature of the beast add more then CPU goes up.. seems logical but still a single plugin built to do those things I am looking for can be less CPU heavy most likely

 

http://www.saltline.co.uk/liscverb.htmlthese look good but win doors only..a
shame...I am getting a similar/close effect by using the crossover in GR but it sounds a bit phasey or flangey

 

Oril River Reverb is awesome
https://www.kvraudio.com/product/orilriver-by-denis-tihanov

 

Protoverb from U-he sounds amazing with a bit of tweeking.
I had little plate from soundtoy for free and it sounds great too. Don't know if still free though

 

To do so you take any reverb and put it on an aux send bus and after the reverb you add an eq to affect only the frequencies you want, it works for anyhting that way, which is one of the secret of mastering and how they can fix issues on a stereo track...

 

I'm all about my fabfilter pro-R these days. Clean, modern, rich.. expensive... like me
Does Ozone have a reverb? Never noticed that.

Oril River sounds pretty damn decent. Thanks for the tip Marco

 

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