Plate reverbs have a diffused bright idealized sound quality thats unlike acoustic spaces. Developed in collaboration with Abbey Road Studios this definitive plugin captures the 4 versatile plates used for film scores classical projects and pop music from
Plate reverbs have a diffused bright idealized sound quality thats unlike acoustic spaces. Developed in collaboration with Abbey Road Studios this definitive plugin captures the 4 versatile plates used for film scores classical projects and pop music from Pink Floyd to Adele. The EMT plates installed in 1957 remain in use todaybecause they sound incredible. Modeled with meticulous detailed and validated by Abbey Road these sounds are now available to all.
Plate reverbs produce a dense bright sound without early reflections. This gives the smoothest possible reverb effect with drums percussion instrument attacks (like guitar strums) and other percussive sounds.
Compared to the organic sound of acoustic reverb the focused bright sound of plates has made them a favorite reverb for vocals and percussive instrumentsbut the sound quality helps any track stand out just a little more in a mix.
No two plate sounds are alikeso Abbey Road Reverb Plates captures the sound of the 4 distinctly different plates at Abbey Road Studios. Embellish the sound further with drive analog modeling pre-delay and EQ.
Waves has faithfully modeled the complex mechanical damping mechanism that altered plate reverb times. Choose short and snappy reverb for vocals or extend the reverb up to 6 seconds for massive ambient synth vibes.
Platform | CPU | RAM | Disk | Notes | Additional Requirement | Audio Card | Ports | Internet Required | 32 Bit Support | 64 Bit Support | Plugins |
mac | Intel or Silicon Architecture | 8 | 16 | Minimum: 1024x768Recommended: 1280×1024 / 1600x1024USB displays are not supported as the primary display. | 0 | 0 | 0 | ||||
windows | X64 compatible Intel or AMD CPU | 8 | 16 | Minimum: 1024x768Recommended: 1280×1024 / 1600×1024 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
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