non linear reverb

[jack c.]

non linear reverb been searching awhile for this type of verb to no avail.no waves and for windows 32 bit.thanks.jack c.

[abacab]

Valhalla VintageVerb can do gated, reverse, & non-linear in "Nonlin" mode, but is 64-bit only.

https://valhalladsp.com/shop/reverb/valhalla-vintage-verb/

And I just noticed the AIR Non-Linear Reverb in my Creative FX Collection.

https://www.airmusictech.com/effects/creative-effects-collection-plus.html

$99 at JrrShop https://www.jrrshop.com/air-musi-tech-creative-fx-collection-plus

Edited February 14, 2022 by abacab

[jack c.]

17 hours ago, abacab said:

Valhalla VintageVerb

thanks mate:jack c.

[bitflipper]

You may want to investigate convolution reverbs, which typically have more nonlinear options than do algorithmic reverbs.  The old PerfectSpace reverb that used to be bundled with SONAR could do damn near anything you want with the tail envelope. It's not available anymore unless you have an old installation of SONAR, but there are plenty of similar plugins out there, including the Voxengo version on which PerfectSpace was based.

The term "nonlinear" can mean many things. For example, it is often used as a synonym for "gated". If that's what you're after, then any reverb can do it by adding a gate. But if you're using the term to indicate a "bloom" effect, Toraverb from D16 Group does that well. If you're using the word to include "reverse" reverb, I'd recommend tkdelay from tritik. "Nonlinear" can also describe ducking, which the aforementioned tkdelay also does.

[jack c.]

7 hours ago, bitflipper said:

You may want to investigate convolution reverbs

thanks mate.jack c.

[abacab]

When I searched on the term "non-linear reverb" I ran into a lot of comments about using a gate after a reverb to get that effect. @bitflipper made a reference to that method above. If that's the sound you're after, you probably already have a reverb and a gate to experiment with.