Valhalla vintage reverb demo
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Even a small room would tax modern CPUs, if modeled accurately. A real hall will have a few orders of magnitude more modal density than can reasonably be achieved with an algorithmic reverb. However, when you are creating algorithmic reverbs, the name has very little to do with the corresponding physical structure.
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Hall, Room, Chamber, Plate, that sort of thing. The easiest names are to adopt the names of physical structures, that people are familiar with. Plus, the same structure can sound markedly different, depending on the delay lengths, how the coefficients are set, the filtering used, and so on. Things like “BigFDN32,” or “AllpassLoop8.” However, these names don’t mean anything to people that don’t design reverbs. It turns out that it is a little tricky to come up with names for all these algorithms.ĭuring the development stage, I tend to name the algorithms after the internal structure. I’ve released several dozen in plugin form, and have written hundreds more. I wish I was 100% native though for simplicity.I’ve created a lot of reverb algorithms at this point in time. I still use some uad plugs in sessions, but it is only because I have been using them for years that it speeds up workflow due to familiarity.
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To me the uad cards are a dongle that becomes obsolete like digidesign systems of yesteryear that shared the same concept but digi systems kept your latency low where uad blows it up.
#Valhalla vintage reverb demo software#
Hardware is perishable, more so than software and systems are more than capable of supporting native plugins these days. They still get the work done and it still sounds good. No two emulations sound the same but they are in the ballpark of one another, which is fine with me. Other options have come from multiple companies. I have since stopped purchasing their plugs in favor of competitor native plugins. Back then, I was really impressed by what they had and what they sounded like. I adopted uad plugins back in the uad1 days. Now a days the competition has caught up. Seemed like they were the only company out there that knew The “myth” was true back in the early days of the UAD… I’m sure a lot of you out there are way ahead of me and knew this yonks ago, I’m putting this up for any newbies who may go along the same track as I foolishly did.Īnyone wanna buy a UAD 2 solo card that is 4 days old? So I guess what I’m trying to say is don’t fall into the trap I fell in to which is thinking that only the most expensive “name” stuff can be the best…cause I’ve just learnt that it aint!!! While I was at it I demo’d Exponential Audo’s R2 which is excellent, and so it should be given the history of Mr Carnes,but…again the R2 is over 200Euro and does not do anything that Valhalla Vintage does at 50USD. (or cheaper 2nd hand if you wanna risk it) OK there are some nice emulations of various old stuff but similar, and I mean VERY similar plugs are available out there without spending a minimum of around 280Euro just to get em. I actually thought there was gonna be something special in there!!
#Valhalla vintage reverb demo install#
Had a problem during the install and still waiting (3 days so far) for a response from UAD.ĭemo’d the 224 and …yeah, it’s very good, but, I just can not tell it apart from Valhalla vintage reverb which is 50USD, so I’m feeling like a right twerp for spending 280Euro just to demo some UAD stuff…what a plonker I am!!! Hi, finally bit the bullet and bought and installed a UAD card so’s I could demo the Lexicon 224, reckon I quite fancied having it.