plateVerb by OSC Audio (Released)

Slush

And if IR based, which specific plate(s) does it emulate?

kidslow

I watched (er..listened to) Doug's recent video on plateVerb. He gave it a good once-over demonstration and after all these years of doing those can still maintain or feign a level of enthusiasm that is admirable. His enthusiasm has opened my wallet in the past, but not to spring the .99 for this one. Between EOS 2, Bleass Reverb, Pro-R, and the many fine plate reverbs I have on my desktop, don't think this adds anything to my reverb kit that I can't do without.

ninobeatz

V1.1.0 is out!!

HotStrange

@ninobeatz said:
V1.1.0 is out!!

Wow this and SpringVerb both have had some pretty huge updates. Definitely makes me feel better about the, what $1-$2 I paid for them.

OSC_Audio

New update out for all 3 verbs, check out the changelog below for plateVerb. It's free if you purchased, so enjoy the new stuff! 🤘

Whats new in version 1.5.0
* Completely overhauled visual design and functional layout, for an optimal user experience.
* Added 7 New Plate Reverb Models: 50s, Early 80s, Mid 80s, Late 80s, 90s, FX, and Swell.
* 10 New Presets (Inserts & Sends) for more flavors out-of-the-box.
* New digital output meters, providing instant visibility into your signal with just a glance.
* Enhanced Preset Manager with Delete, Save As, and Rename functionalities - simplifying file management.
* Added “About” section, for quick access to application details and support contact.
* Revamped Audio MIDI Setup Windows, for easier configuration and operation.
* Optimized sound quality and completely overhauled DSP for more fluent controls.
* Processing Power (CPU) greatly reduced and load times significantly improved.
* Corrected behavior preventing preset name from recalling with session.
* Fixed issue where GUI size would not recall the last size used.

@Pxlhg said:
Sounds good but some of the dials are very unstable, it's like placing a ball on top of another ball. Hopefully it get fixed.

@Gavinski said:

@Pxlhg said:
Sounds good but some of the dials are very unstable, it's like placing a ball on top of another ball. Hopefully it get fixed.

Yes.... The filter knobs maybe need some kind of curve controls or something

Try the latest version, there are major improvements to the UI and DSP.

@Poppadocrock said:
I’m curious about a sum fx update, but it hasn’t been out that long yet… so I’m hoping in the coming weeks.

We're on it! Stay tuned. Lots of improvements coming.

@Gavinski said:

@Aliyaaii said:

@Slush said:
What’s the tap to load, is that for loading the presets? And ‘if’ this is IR based(?), are there different type of plates to choose from, apart from the settings?

Hi
The "tap to load" feature likely refers to a convenient method of loading presets with just a tap. If the system is IR based (Infrared), it opens up the possibility of selecting from various types of plates, offering more versatility beyond the standard settings

It doesn't have any choice of different IRs etc so it's definitely not that. As others have mentioned, it's not even clear from the documentation whether it is IR-based or not.
@Slush said:
And if IR based, which specific plate(s) does it emulate?

They're a mix of both algorithmic and convolution. The algorithms are based off of some famous techniques, but altered for a unique sound. There's descriptions of each on the product pages, but I'll work on some more specifics for the user manual.

@HotStrange said:
Wow this and SpringVerb both have had some pretty huge updates. Definitely makes me feel better about the, what $1-$2 I paid for them.

Glad to hear you enjoyed the last one! I think this update to v1.5 will be well received. Let us know what you think.