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Is This the Perfect Ambient Music Reverb? Discover Stellarvox (Tutorial #1)

sfmsfm
edited March 3 in General App Discussion

This is truly something amazing, it sounds so good…

Comments

  • TelefunkyTelefunky

    No, it is not... o:)
    (unless you‘re a person still in love with splicing tape, that reel-to-reel stuff)
    Imh ears it has quite some path to go to start sounding amazing.

    ps: I‘d rather not have mentioned this at all, but that was simply too much praise in the video.
    Listen closely... the IR‘s amplitude curve is (constantly) modulating the sound in a rather disturbing way. No smooth transitions... :o

  • jwmmakerofmusicjwmmakerofmusic

    @Telefunky said:
    No, it is not... o:)
    (unless you‘re a person still in love with splicing tape, that reel-to-reel stuff)
    Imh ears it has quite some path to go to start sounding amazing.

    ps: I‘d rather not have mentioned this at all, but that was simply too much praise in the video.
    Listen closely... the IR‘s amplitude curve is (constantly) modulating the sound in a rather disturbing way. No smooth transitions... :o

    Hmmm, then again for more David Lynch styled Ambient that could be just the jarring reverb we need. 😉

  • sevenapesevenape

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @Telefunky said:
    No, it is not... o:)
    (unless you‘re a person still in love with splicing tape, that reel-to-reel stuff)
    Imh ears it has quite some path to go to start sounding amazing.

    ps: I‘d rather not have mentioned this at all, but that was simply too much praise in the video.
    Listen closely... the IR‘s amplitude curve is (constantly) modulating the sound in a rather disturbing way. No smooth transitions... :o

    Hmmm, then again for more David Lynch styled Ambient that could be just the jarring reverb we need. 😉

    If I hadn’t already bought it this comment would have sold it for me.

  • Slam_CutSlam_Cut

    So… what other reverb for ambient should I look into?

  • PxlhgPxlhg

    @Slam_Cut said:
    So… what other reverb for ambient should I look into?

    Quantum Delay by GSDSP (Magic Delay from them is also pretty cool) // Other Dessert Cities from AudioDamage // are two pretty good options

  • sfmsfm

    @Pxlhg said:

    @Slam_Cut said:
    So… what other reverb for ambient should I look into?

    Quantum Delay by GSDSP (Magic Delay from them is also pretty cool) // Other Dessert Cities from AudioDamage // are two pretty good options

    Yep

  • Edward_AlexanderEdward_Alexander

    @Slam_Cut said:
    So… what other reverb for ambient should I look into?

    @Pxlhg said:

    @Slam_Cut said:
    So… what other reverb for ambient should I look into?

    Quantum Delay by GSDSP (Magic Delay from them is also pretty cool) // Other Dessert Cities from AudioDamage // are two pretty good options

    We are recommending delay effect apps in lieu of reverbs?

    Yes, I do understand that both are time based effects and that there are some effect apps that muddy the water and do both, like Ponolyth Cascade.

    I’d say FAC Alteza and Rymdigare are another couple great options “for Ambient” effects.

  • PxlhgPxlhg

    @Edward_Alexander said:

    @Slam_Cut said:
    So… what other reverb for ambient should I look into?

    @Pxlhg said:

    @Slam_Cut said:
    So… what other reverb for ambient should I look into?

    Quantum Delay by GSDSP (Magic Delay from them is also pretty cool) // Other Dessert Cities from AudioDamage // are two pretty good options

    We are recommending delay effect apps in lieu of reverbs?

    Yes, I do understand that both are time based effects and that there are some effect apps that muddy the water and do both, like Ponolyth Cascade.

    I’d say FAC Alteza and Rymdigare are another couple great options “for Ambient” effects.

    You are so right, I was getting some hindsight after posting but couldn't bother to correct but here's a few others then: Eventide Blackhole and Igor's SpaceFields 😃

  • jwmmakerofmusicjwmmakerofmusic

    @sevenape said:

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @Telefunky said:
    No, it is not... o:)
    (unless you‘re a person still in love with splicing tape, that reel-to-reel stuff)
    Imh ears it has quite some path to go to start sounding amazing.

    ps: I‘d rather not have mentioned this at all, but that was simply too much praise in the video.
    Listen closely... the IR‘s amplitude curve is (constantly) modulating the sound in a rather disturbing way. No smooth transitions... :o

    Hmmm, then again for more David Lynch styled Ambient that could be just the jarring reverb we need. 😉

    If I hadn’t already bought it this comment would have sold it for me.

    Cheers mate. :) Two David Lynch diehards here besides our good friend @Svetlovska

  • Slam_CutSlam_Cut

    Some of those suggested apps look quite yummy.
    Thanks for the tips!

  • HotStrangeHotStrange

    @sevenape said:

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @Telefunky said:
    No, it is not... o:)
    (unless you‘re a person still in love with splicing tape, that reel-to-reel stuff)
    Imh ears it has quite some path to go to start sounding amazing.

    ps: I‘d rather not have mentioned this at all, but that was simply too much praise in the video.
    Listen closely... the IR‘s amplitude curve is (constantly) modulating the sound in a rather disturbing way. No smooth transitions... :o

    Hmmm, then again for more David Lynch styled Ambient that could be just the jarring reverb we need. 😉

    If I hadn’t already bought it this comment would have sold it for me.

    I’m rewatching Twin Peaks right now. Almost done with season 2. Was able to catch a couple of David lynch movies in theaters this month.

  • HotStrangeHotStrange

    @Telefunky said:
    No, it is not... o:)
    (unless you‘re a person still in love with splicing tape, that reel-to-reel stuff)
    Imh ears it has quite some path to go to start sounding amazing.

    ps: I‘d rather not have mentioned this at all, but that was simply too much praise in the video.
    Listen closely... the IR‘s amplitude curve is (constantly) modulating the sound in a rather disturbing way. No smooth transitions... :o

    First time with one of Igor’s apps? lol

  • TelefunkyTelefunky

    You know... there‘s always a 1st time... :mrgreen:
    Kidding aside: the use of an audio snippet (as an IR) for convolution is nothing new.
    (Bias Peak could do it 25 years ago in MacOS 9)
    The idea/approach of the app is cool, though, but imh ears just doesn‘t nail it in it‘s current state.
    I‘d rather prefer the manual way of transitions with different reverb characters, but that‘s just a matter of taste ;)

  • gleandibsongleandibson

    Would like to hear @Telefunky 's favorite reverb apps for ambient music. I like the way this app sounds, and have no regrets about buying it, but I like it best as an audio bed used someone sparingly for long sustaining notes. After the demo in the video, I could see why someone might not want to play Gigi Masan style guitar or a sax or something through it.

  • McDMcD

    @Slam_Cut said:
    So… what other reverb for ambient should I look into?

    Don’t forget the Reverb with Infinite Sustain (i.e. Freeze) as an option… “Eos 2”. It’s massive and can be Infinite… you’ll have to turn the FREEZE off to make it out alive.

  • jwmmakerofmusicjwmmakerofmusic

    @McD said:

    @Slam_Cut said:
    So… what other reverb for ambient should I look into?

    Don’t forget the Reverb with Infinite Sustain (i.e. Freeze) as an option… “Eos 2”. It’s massive and can be Infinite… you’ll have to turn the FREEZE off to make it out alive.

    I'm embarrassed to say I forgot about that one, lol. Next time I produce Ambient, I will see what I can do with EOS 2.

  • TelefunkyTelefunky

    @gleandibson said:
    Would like to hear @Telefunky 's favorite reverb apps for ambient music. ...

    atm it‘s QuantX by Relab Development
    fast forward to minute 15, it‘s a synth but you‘ll get the idea

    I didn‘t buy it for endless tails, though. It also does very convincing small ambiences.
    (bass guitar sounds exactly like a cabinet in a room (of whichever size you choose).
    It‘s smooth, but kind of grainy at the same time. Very unique.
    This becomes immediately obvious when switching to Valhalla (say) Vintage Verb, which has a way more „clear“ response.
    For a washy sound similar to Stellarvox (without modulation of course) I‘d pick a Roland SRV2000.
    (because it‘s in the rack and sounds slightly different than my other reverbs)

    As mentioned it would take effort to glue sections together (which Stellarvox does on the fly), but I enjoy that kind of sound design a lot. o:)

  • Slam_CutSlam_Cut
    edited February 19

    @McD said:
    Don’t forget the Reverb with Infinite Sustain (i.e. Freeze) as an option… “Eos 2”. It’s massive and can be Infinite… you’ll have to turn the FREEZE off to make it out alive.

    😳😳😳 Sounds intriguing….
    Thanks!

  • ghost_forestsghost_forests

    Stratosphere is a wonderful Strymon Blue Sky-esque huge reverb https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/stratosphere-cloud-reverb/id1516751210

  • Tones4ChristTones4Christ

    @ghost_forests said:
    Stratosphere is a wonderful Strymon Blue Sky-esque huge reverb https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/stratosphere-cloud-reverb/id1516751210

    I'm doing my best to love this Reverb, but it doesn't have that warmth to it. I'm using it with my electric guitar. I don't know why it has a metallic sort of tone. I'm having that issue at 96khz. I wonder if this might be the reason.

  • cyberheatercyberheater

    @ghost_forests said:
    Stratosphere is a wonderful Strymon Blue Sky-esque huge reverb https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/stratosphere-cloud-reverb/id1516751210

    Yeah. It’s really good

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