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[MacTron]

what about the TC Native reverb? .. tc is the one with the compressor that doesnt work for sidechain because of the bug right?? or am i thinking of waves..
the reverb should be ok tho ?

Yes it is.
The TC Reverb is my chosen one, ( the native and the Power Core version ) ...

[Protools5LEGuy]

For Reverb in PT5: Digidesign D-Verb, KOL RealVerb and Waves Renaisance Reverb. Delay Waves Supertap6 and all the Digidesign :Slap, short, sample, medium, mod and long delay.

On Logic 4.x : Waves Rverb, PianoVerb and the Logics ones: Platinum Verb and the family.

also, what about WAVES? dont they have a good reverb plugin?

Waves has for OS9 2 good reverbs. TrueVerb and my favourite, Renaissance. They both sound great. Later IR-1, but I am not sure if Waves 4, the latest for OS9 AFAIK, includes it. I just use the Waves 3 pack.

also, what about WAVES? dont they have a good reverb plugin?

probably...

But I don't use Waves plugins ,because I think shell concept is a very bad thing, it introduces a warp adapter ( the shell ) at Waves convenience, not users, adding a level of software complexity that must be avoided, unless you don't have any alternatives ...

For Audio, most of the best tools for the engineer comes from Waves. I had time of hate on them, but they always come back to projects, just because there are no comparable tools to most of theirs plugs

[supernova777]

http://www.vintagedigital.com.au/yamaha-rev7-digital-reverberator/

yamaha rev7 - 1985 .. anyone ever used one of these?

[supernova777]

also theres the roland space Echo.. really old tape delay/echo/reverb vintage unit

[Protools5LEGuy]

yamaha rev7 - late 80s.. anyone ever used one of these?

My oldest was a Yamaha SPX-90 mk 2 and a SPX-900.




Shorts periods with SPX-990. A digitech bluerack unit (S-100).



Also, the best live one I tested Lexicon PCM-70


On Studio the best one I heard are the TC black System 6000 with the remote and  the Lexicon L480.

[supernova777]

i woudl liek to get a pcm series lexicon..
i hate that they are so expensive tho..
for the same price i could buy a cheap akai mpc 1000

[Protools5LEGuy]

also theres the roland space Echo.. really old tape delay/echo/reverb vintage unit

I have seen 3 on different studios. Really great tool for any guitarist. I love Delay. I love even more tape delay.

[supernova777]

agreed . delay is present on most popular recordings.. its a must have for any good record!

http://www.musicradar.com/reviews/tech/roland-re-201-space-echo-23669/
i wonder how good this 2008 UAD remake of the space echo is

Ohm Force makes some reverb/delay plugin too i think
its called "OhmForce OhmBoyz"


pretty sure there is a mac os 9 version of it!

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BoFanAhh9QE[/youtube]

[Protools5LEGuy]

i woudl liek to get a pcm series lexicon..
i hate that they are so expensive tho..
for the same price i could buy a cheap akai mpc 1000

If you produce electronic bases, MPC is a good tool (I prefer a piano, anyway). My yamaha RX-8 is a 12 pad with no aftertouch or velocity. I trigger there sounds, but a sensible MPC  would be a better tool.


For a Engineer a Lexicon is a better tool than a MPC.

I thought you had a terratec or M-Audio midi keyboard-surface. I would go for the lexicon instead of the MPC.

I know MPC is legend for programming but I think it depend on how you learned to do (years ago  ) the layering on the base.

 

[supernova777]

heres my emt140 uad plugin



pretty sure it works on mac os 9 too
it sounds lovely last time i chekd

[supernova777]

For a Engineer a Lexicon is a better tool than a MPC.

I thought you had a terratec or M-Audio midi keyboard-surface. I would go for the lexicon instead of the MPC.

I know MPC is legend for programming but I think it depend on how you learned to do (years ago  ) the layering on the base.

mpc is like many tools in one tho..
1-control surface (pads)
2-sampler (AD converter has compression + processing built in to make the samples sound great)
3-sequencer (u can make a track without any daw)
4-drum machine

great for resampling and building samples by combining + layering samples etc and then programming on the pads

u can use it as sequencer isntead of a daw
but most importantly the finished product has a certain feel  + swing to it compared to using a computer

[supernova777]

i have a sampler tho.. and i have a sequencer.. many differnt ones actualy
but i dont have a really good compressor or a really good reverb..
i would like a joemeek twinq compressor or a dbx160 + a pcm 42/70/80/91 then i would be happy;)
im sure theres other options but thats what i know so far



heres an article on my "alesis midiverb 4" http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/1995_articles/feb95/alesismidiverb4.html
i was trying to figure out the difference between it and the "quadraverb" also by alesis


ithink quadraverb is just older
http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/1994_articles/oct94/alesisq2.html
strange this q2 version has ADAT?? in/out?


here an article on the digitech  tsr12
http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/1994_articles/nov94/digitechtsr12.html

[Protools5LEGuy]

u can use it as sequencer instead of a daw

You can use an ATARI ST or an Amiga or even a C'64 as a sequencer
[youtube]MAsxMjV7zEg[/youtube]

Voyetra...

The important is to make music with the tools you had instead on wanting every tool. I talk for my own experience

[supernova777]

http://www.ampl.nl/quadraverb/models.htm

In 1988, Alesis Corp. introduced the original QuadraVerb, a music effects processor capable of four simultaneous effects in multiple configurations. Since then have been introduced:
QuadraVerb Plus,
QuadraVerb GT guitar effects Quadraverb Q2
Quadraverb Q20.

this page says the quadraverb dates back to 1988

this guy must really love his quadraverb!!!

[supernova777]

http://www.preservationsound.com/?p=1898

i found this great page on lexicon verbs of the 80's

[supernova777]

http://web.archive.org/web/20001109111500/http://www.lexicon.com/lexiverb/homeframe.htm

heres an original webpage on the lexiverb (for pro tools)

System Requirements:

PCI-based ProTools ¨ TDM-equipped Core System
ProTools 4.0 software or later
Each instance of LexiVerb reverb requires a single DSP Farm ª chip for operation (there are four on a Digidesign DSP Farm)

[mrhappy]

I've been using Lexiverb quite a bit lately ... there are some really nice/useful presets in there!

[GaryN]

I think there were a OS9 version on AudiEase Altiverb.

Yes, there was up to v 2.1.3 for OS 9 ...
It is the only Impulse response reverb for Mac Os 9, I think.

You guys are getting lost in the weeds. Too many uploads. It's right under your noses.

http://macos9lives.com/smforum/index.php?topic=2332.0

[Protools5LEGuy]

You guys are getting lost in the weeds. Too many uploads. It's right under your noses.

http://macos9lives.com/smforum/index.php?topic=2332.0

That talk was before the Altiverb appeared. Check dates!

I said "Altiverb" and It magically appeared on downloads 1 or 2 days later. I feel like Midas King!   

Please, do not show our downloads links just for members openly for google bots to snapshot us.

It is ok to link to the post, but not the Adrive link

[GaryN]

Sorry, live & learn…