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Most accurate auv3 reverb that sounds like convolution
As far as I am aware there are currently no AUV3 reverb plugs that use convolution
What auv3 reverb plugs have a similar sound to convolution reverb? Specifically looking for things that are good on drums, I like the way convolution reverbs accentuate bass frequencies like they are swelling in the corners of the room, looking for a reverb with a very realistic quality
Thanks!
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Rooms is currently running a AU public beta that lets you load convolution profiles.
I can’t find the thread but it’s on here somewhere.
With FabFilter Pro-R you can selectively set the length of the reverb by frequency, and the plugin includes a spectrum analyser, so you can for example extend the reflections around the bass drum or the snare drum - it's a really cool feature and would easily achieve the effect you are looking for. I use it all the time on vocals to do something very similar, which is to use the reverb to accentuate the timbre of the vocal.
The ToneBooster TB Reverb also has a similar feature AFAIK (I've not really had a chance to try it out yet), but it doesn't have the spectrum analyser so the task might be a little trickier.
Yes the ToneBoosters reverb can most definitely also modify the reverb tail size as a function of frequency. It's as easy as controlling an EQ. Instead of level as a function of frequency, you control reverberation time as a function of frequency.
The Virsyn audio reverb is a mixture of convulsion and algorithmic.