PSP Releases the PSP 2445 – Vintage Reverb Inspired PlugIn

January 6th, 2016 by

PSP has released the PSP 2445 reverb plug-in. The new reverb was inspired by the EMT 244, and EMT 245 – Two outboard reverb units produced in the late 70s and early 80s that would prove to be the go-to choice for mastering quality reverb.

The PSP 2445 has an interface just begging to be twiddled.

The PSP 2445 has an interface just begging to be twiddled.

Translation of the hardware units to the plug-in realm resulted in the musical PSP 2445 with additional parameter controls, and mixing options. Both of which were not available with the original unit.

Audio sources running through the PSP plug-in can be processed with one, or both of the 244, and 245 reverb engines.

The PSP 2445 reverb plug-in is available now for an intro offer of $99 ($129 MSRP) until January 10th. Available for Mac and PC, formats include RTAS, AU, VST, and AAX.

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