Wide Blue Sound Silencer supercharges your reverb plugins

[satya]

 

https://www.widebluesound.com/silencer/

Wide Blue Sound has announced the release of a new audio plugin that adds groundbreaking functionality to the reverb plugins you already own.

Bringing a new dimension of reverb, Silencer completely reset the reverb between each note, allowing you to design new reverb worlds with bespoke effects and your existing VSTs.

It features Timegate, a Patent Pending process that completely resets the reverb signal on each note, silencing the undesirable reverb that sustains over multiple notes, accumulating frequencies that clutter the clarity + intelligibility of all instruments, vocals, and mixes as a whole.

It doesn’t stop there. We’ve developed several new FX that both enhance and clean up your reverb even more. Simply put, Silencer is reverb where you want it. Not where you don’t.

You can also add your own VSTs to continue designing your personal reverb sounds, and then save the entire chain as a preset. With all of your best reverb sounds organized in one place, Silencer also acts as a Reverb Manager.

Available for Windows and Mac (VST3, AU and AAX), Silencer is priced $99 USD.

[dumbquestions]

If this was cheaper and could load audio units i would consider it. At the current price, the file type limitation, and BF right around the corner it doesn’t seem logical.

Resetting the buffer on a reverb every time audio is triggered is a cool concept though, that reverbs should have as an option built in.

it’s also a bit humorous how the website publicly shows a notification that some cliche American like Jim, James, or Kevin have “purchased silencer” happening every 30 seconds (i timed it haha). The company must be rolling in the dough.