Sound Magic Launches Neo Reverb — Hybrid Algorithmic & Convolution Reverb
If you’re going to put a new reverb out there today, it better have something to stand out.
Two reverb styles are better than one, within Neo Reverb.
Sound Magic sounds confident that they’ve got that with their recently released Neo Reverb, a VST plugin for Windows which they explain as a hybrid between an Algorithm and Convolution reverb.
As a quick refresher, convolution reverb uses samples of real spaces or of other reverb devices. Algorithmic reverb, on the other hand, simulates a space using math alone.
The company gets pretty brainy on their Website, which offers plenty of details on the advancements that Neo Reverb offers. The key is a highly efficient processing engine capable of delivering complex reverbs, that Sound Magic claims are indiscernible from hardware units such as the Lexicon 480L and TC System 6000.
Read on, listen to the demos for yourself, and see if you want to hear more. Neo Reverb is available now for €99 or $128.82 USD at today’s exchange rages, for the “standard” version. The Pro Version is €199, or $258.94 USD, and includes an IR (Impulse Response) file convertor, which enables users to convert IRs into Neo Reverb’s Algorithm IRs.
Features:
• Internal 64-bit floating point precision.
• All-Purpose Reverb contains 8 Algorithms for different spaces, including, Hall, Concert Hall, Room, Plate, Chamber, Ambience, Space, etc.
• Hybrid Convolution and Algorithm Reverb Engine.
• Cascade True Stereo technology.
• Powerful modulation system helps to achieve a dynamic sound.
• Over 40 in depth controls on the Reverb.
• Over 130 algorithm IRs in 6 different categories.
• Dual Cores Controls let users compare different settings quicker.
• Support up to 32-bit/384kHz resolution.
Hear Neo Reverb in action in this video:
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