So I ran across this deal online for a reverb plugin called 1989Verb by Ugritone.
It normally sells for $25, I ended up getting it and their DaZuul De-Esser plugin for $14. I'm not associated with this company, never even heard of them before today. I always like it when someone here shares a good deal they find, so I try to do my part from time to time when I run across a good deal.
I can't speak for their De-Esser as I haven't played with it yet. But the reverb plugin is worth well more than the normal $25 price.
From their website...
Based on an 1989 Digital Reverb unit, the 1989Verb not only features the characteristics of the original unit but it also features a HiPass and LoPass to enhance the experience. A simple interface allows you to dial tones quickly. You can choose the patch from the dropdown menu or just simply keep clicking the arrows until you reach that golden tone.
1989Verb is an homage to Late 80's Reverb tones. Warm plates, bright, dark, long, short, fast gates, slow gates, Reverse reverbs, regens, tap delays, flangers, blooms, stereo wideners, you name it, it's there.
Install, pretty dang simple. You pay for it, you download it, you unzip it, then you place the VST or VST3 file in your DAW's VST directory and that's it.
The sound, very clean. I soloed a vocal track from one of the original pieces we've been working on and just started trying it out. With 57 different presets to choose from you can pretty much find what you need. Wet and dry mix knobs of course give you some versatility but my favorite part, the hi & lo pass filters. Want the effect to only affect say the mids and upper freqs, then adjust the hi pass accordingly. Want it to affect lower and/or mid freqs adjust the lo pass. That is by far my favorite part and overall I was really impressed with how it left my original signal alone while adding the desired effect I needed.
And even not counting the ridiculously low price I paid for this, it is definitely now my favorite reverb in my DAW.
Here's the links for their reverb and de-esser plugins:
And here's some screenshots of the 1989Verb plugin from inside my DAW.
It normally sells for $25, I ended up getting it and their DaZuul De-Esser plugin for $14. I'm not associated with this company, never even heard of them before today. I always like it when someone here shares a good deal they find, so I try to do my part from time to time when I run across a good deal.
I can't speak for their De-Esser as I haven't played with it yet. But the reverb plugin is worth well more than the normal $25 price.
From their website...
Based on an 1989 Digital Reverb unit, the 1989Verb not only features the characteristics of the original unit but it also features a HiPass and LoPass to enhance the experience. A simple interface allows you to dial tones quickly. You can choose the patch from the dropdown menu or just simply keep clicking the arrows until you reach that golden tone.
1989Verb is an homage to Late 80's Reverb tones. Warm plates, bright, dark, long, short, fast gates, slow gates, Reverse reverbs, regens, tap delays, flangers, blooms, stereo wideners, you name it, it's there.
- VST/AU/AAX Compatible
- 57 different Reverb presets
- Hi-Pass & Low-Pass Filters
- Wet & Dry knobs
- Stereo & Mono mode
Install, pretty dang simple. You pay for it, you download it, you unzip it, then you place the VST or VST3 file in your DAW's VST directory and that's it.
The sound, very clean. I soloed a vocal track from one of the original pieces we've been working on and just started trying it out. With 57 different presets to choose from you can pretty much find what you need. Wet and dry mix knobs of course give you some versatility but my favorite part, the hi & lo pass filters. Want the effect to only affect say the mids and upper freqs, then adjust the hi pass accordingly. Want it to affect lower and/or mid freqs adjust the lo pass. That is by far my favorite part and overall I was really impressed with how it left my original signal alone while adding the desired effect I needed.
And even not counting the ridiculously low price I paid for this, it is definitely now my favorite reverb in my DAW.
Here's the links for their reverb and de-esser plugins:
And here's some screenshots of the 1989Verb plugin from inside my DAW.
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