SSL launched SpringVerb, an algorithmic reverb plugin that recreates the sound of vintage spring reverb hardware with way more tweaking options than the actual physical units ever had. The thing gives you three different spring tank models pulled from a tape delay box, a rack-mount reverb, and some gear associated with dub and reggae stuff.
You can morph between single, double, and triple spring setups to mess with how dense the decay sounds, and there's a button that makes the springs bounce for weird sound design moments. The plugin handles modern workflow stuff like tempo-synced pre-delay and frequency damping, plus it has a freeze mode for infinite tails and ducking that responds to sidechain signals.
The intro price sits at 30 bucks before jumping to 50, and it comes bundled with their subscription service.
You can morph between single, double, and triple spring setups to mess with how dense the decay sounds, and there's a button that makes the springs bounce for weird sound design moments. The plugin handles modern workflow stuff like tempo-synced pre-delay and frequency damping, plus it has a freeze mode for infinite tails and ducking that responds to sidechain signals.
The intro price sits at 30 bucks before jumping to 50, and it comes bundled with their subscription service.
