Lx480 Dual Engine Reverb

Dual Spring Reverb is an effect plugin that uses a physical model of helical spring vibration to recreate the classic sound of spring reverbs.

Dual Spring Reverb is an effect plugin that uses a physical model of helical spring vibration to recreate the classic sound of spring reverbs.

Dual Spring Reverb is an effect plugin that uses a physical model of helical spring vibration to recreate the classic sound of spring reverbs.

The Forge is a Kontakt library aimed at Film, TV and Games composers. It is designed to offer a flexible environment to customize every sound and making your own. It contains mainly sounds suitable for Hybrid (electronic/orchestral) music.

Ready For Legendary Reverb Sound? For decades, the 480 has been the standard by which all other reverb processors have been measured. Ask any pro and you’ll soon learn that the 480 is widely considered to be one of the best-sounding reverbs ever built. Nothing compares to the distinctive, smooth, rich “480 sound”.

In this Ultimate Guide to Reverb, we will show you exactly what you need to know about the different types of reverb, the controls on a reverb unit, applying reverb to your recordings and how to create your own impulse responses. We capture the impulse responses from the amazing Belfast Cathedral and the Sonic building stairwell using both Mac and PC software. We review the Lexicon LXP Native, 2CAudio Aether, Relab LX480 Plugins and look at whats available for free. We’ve also included some great impulse responses for you to use in your own track

For decades, the 480 has been the standard by which all other reverb processors have been measured. Ask any pro and you’ll soon learn that the 480 is widely considered to be one of the best-sounding reverbs ever built. Nothing compares to the distinctive, smooth, rich “480 sound”.

For decades, the 480 has been the standard by which all other reverb processors have been measured. Ask any pro and you’ll soon learn that the 480 is widely considered to be one of the best-sounding reverbs ever built. Nothing compares to the distinctive, smooth, rich “480 sound”.

For decades, the 480 has been the standard by which all other reverb processors have been measured. Ask any pro and you’ll soon learn that the 480 is widely considered to be one of the best-sounding reverbs ever built. Nothing compares to the distinctive, smooth, rich “480 sound”.