Digital Reverb Software

[Guest]

Hi, I am using the free version of Hauptwerk with the St. Annes Moseley sample set. I can't stand how dry the sound is! There is no reverb. I was wondering if there is a free or low cost software that adds reverb.</p>

Thanks. Joel</p>

[John Kinkennon]

Re: Digital Reverb Software

If you have $60 for Reaper Audio it includes a free convolution reverb plugin. If you try it don't be put off by the initial preset values. Once set up properly it works fine. I use Pristine Space by Voxengo, but there's a nominal charge for that. I completely agree that the dry organ samples need some reverb in the home. Even an old fashioned reverb sounds better than nothing at all.

[Guest]

Re: Digital Reverb Software



Thanks John.</p>

I have Sony Acid. It looks like it could be similar. Is there a way to add reverb with Sony Acid? Is there a way to use VST effects in Hauptwerk. I don't know how that would work.</p>

Joel</p>

[nullogik]

Re: Digital Reverb Software

If money was no cost I would recommend Audioease's Altiverb. Its the best that I have used so far, but costs a fortune.

[John Kinkennon]

Re: Digital Reverb Software



Freeverb3 looks like it would be worth checking out. I have zero personal experience with this one, so who knows...</P>

[ggoodesa]

I've had good success with Freeverb convolver VST by hosting Haupwerk VST and Freeverb3 in Cantabile Lite, Reverberate is also very good and comes with great presets (Reverberate has a good demo, and the full version does not cost too much).

If you need help with any of these do ask :)

GrahamG
Johannesburg,
South Africa