Dawesome: SOL - FREE Textural Ambient Reverb

[MusicMan]

Dawesome: SOL - FREE Textural Ambient Reverb

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Textural Ambient Reverb

As the year comes to a close, we’d like to thank you for the support and the trust in our work.

Together with Chris Bryant (S1gns Of L1fe) we are releasing SOL - a free textural ambient reverb.

FREE - Full Professional Version. No sign up. No restrictions.
Granular engine + wide evolving reverb = shimmering atmospheres, slow textures, dissolving space.

If you’re into ambient, sound design, film scoring, or experimental textures, this is for you.

 

https://www.dawesomemusic.com/hues/sol

Edited Tuesday at 03:22 PM by MusicMan

[Patrick Derbidge]

At first I was like "another reverb?" but then I watched the video and it actually seems pretty cool.

[Kingsbay]

You can also get 20 extra presets by downloading this demo album from Bandcamp. It's pay what you want for the time being. 

https://material.bandcamp.com/album/solara

Edited yesterday at 01:35 PM by Thomas Helle

[Fleer]

Pretty pretty pretty

[MusicMan]

On 12/10/2025 at 12:39 PM, Patrick Derbidge said:

At first I was like "another reverb?" but then I watched the video and it actually seems pretty cool.

I was almost the same and then saw it was with Dawesome too and then thought I better have a look just in case 

[henkejs]

I installed SOL in the default directory chosen by the installer (one with many other installed plugins), but it wouldn't show up after the plugin scan. After trying a few different things, I wondered if the problem had to do with an existing plugin named Solaris in the same directory. When I removed the Solaris vst3 file and ran the plugin scan again, the new SOL plugin showed up as expected. 

I don't know if this is a bug in the Cakewalk Plug-in Manager or just something odd in the two vst3 files, but at least there was a work-around. I wasn't using the Solaris plugin anyway.