Black Rooster Audio INTRODUCING THE RO-140

[Larry Shelby]

We are excited to share a brand new plug-in that we have been working on for the past few months: the RO-140 Vintage Plate Reverb.

Our first ever reverb plug-in packs a punch! The RO-140 was faithfully modelled after its legendary hardware counterparts, while still remaining a Black Rooster Audio original at its core. 

This versatile plate reverb plug-in allows you to take your productions to the next level by uncovering a new level of detailed audio customization. Not only does it capture the sound of sought-after hardware classics such as the EMT 140, but it also allows you to create your own sound, with a virtually infinite amount of combinations between plate materials and plate sizes, dampening and pre-delay controls. Vintage sound with a twist - a true Black Rooster Audio Classic!

 

Key features of the RO-140:

 

Inspired by the EMT 140 and other classic hardware plate reverbs.

It features six physically accurate plate materials: gold, silver, steel, aluminum, bronze and titanium. While aluminum and steel are standard materials, the other four are notoriously rare due to their costly nature.

Three plate modes: Mono, Stereo (with identical plates) and Mono2Stereo (with 2 different realtime auto-balanced plates).

The plate size control allows you to adjust the size of your chosen plate.

Split-mode pre-delay, for fine adjustments from 0 to 1ms.

Mix parameter, for direct signal insertion as an alternative for send/aux busses.

Contains a classic 10-step dampening control for maximum customizability.

Its 3-band parametric EQ allows for detailed shaping of the reverb signal.

Adjustable gain staging at the in- and output stages.

SSE2 optimised code ensures a high-performance operation despite its very complex computations.

 

Because you are a member of our Black Rooster Audio Family, you have the access to our exclusive, limited time only deal.

Get the RO-140 for $59 instead of $69
with the code: BRAFAM!

GET THE RO-140 NOW!

[aidan o driscoll]

Im seeing this poping up alot ..

Anyone have it? Is it as good as all the publicity says?

Edited February 8, 2021 by aidan o driscoll

[jackson white]

I've liked the plugins I have from BRA, but would have to compare this to Vahalla's Plate to see if there's much of a practical difference.

Should probably check it against the UAD EMT140 as well. 

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The three plate modes might be the feature of interest. 

 

 

Edited February 6, 2021 by jackson white

[Bruno de Souza Lino]

I'd compare that with Dragonfly Plate Reverb or Convology XT, which has EMT 140 impulses. Arturia also has a EMT140 plugin you can demo for 20 minutes, then reload for 20 minutes more.

I believe Valhalla Supermassive can also do plate reverbs, despite it being more catered for those huge ambiance type stuff.