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Yes, I always use plugins on the master, of course, like a limiter, compression, etc. How do I capture those reverbs and get them into Reaper? Is there a tutorial spelling this out somewhere? You can use the Akai IR files in REAPER with no problem.ДЄnyway, I just thought that I would share that idea with youД«ecause it reminds me of my situation with my Roland VS studio. Maybe you will want to capture the reverbs that you like in the Akai?

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You can download mine FREE here to test and keep:Д¬apturing the reverbs in the Akai should be easy. Roland VS2480 to use for my productions in REAPER. I decided to sample all of the standard reverb settings in the The product has been discontinued by Roland, so, Roland VS2480 Digital Audio Workstation (VS8F effect boards). I always liked the sound of the reverbs that came in the It has all the tools that you need to complete the task. Like in the Akai unit as IR files to be used in REAPER.ДЄll you need is the ReaVerb plugin (convolution reverb) that comes stock with REAPER. In other words, you can capture all the reverb sounds that you The Akai DPS-16 as IR files? (You can create your own Impulse Response files). Have you ever thought about sampling the reverbs in Also, if you have any snippets of music that showcases the reverb you are suggesting, that would be wonderful, as well. Is there anyone here who can attest to the awesomeness of one, or even some, reverb plugin(s) for applying primarily to vocal tracks? I will pay the money if I get some good feedback on this. It really sucks that many of these are not like Melda, where you can try out the plugin before you purchase. The problem is that I really don't want to be forking out money for plugins that I won't like once it's purchased.

I have seen some honorable mentions, as well: The Lexicon PCM Native Reverb is mentioned quite a bit, and another Valhalla unit, the ValhallaDSP ValhallaRoom, is mentioned with almost as great a fervor. Since there does not appear to be any FREE reverb plugins worth checking out, and looking at Reverbs to PAY for, there appear to be a couple I have seen recommended on the internet.

And this whole issue has become a huge detriment. Now that we are in the computer age, I have been searching, unsuccessfully, for a free reverb plugin that can give me the same results.ДЄfter reading plenty of reviews, I broke down about seven months ago and purchased Valhalla Vintage Verb, and while it works great compared to the stock Reaper Reverb for just about every instrument, all the presets are directed at drums, and I just cannot duplicate the sound of that Akai unit for the vocals. And vocal tracks were all the better for it.

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That baby had the freshest most professional sounding reverb I have laid ears to. Please PM to discuss and get more details.Before computers, I used an Akai DPS-16 Digital Home Studio. And while I only need one plugin now, IвЂ™ll need more in the future, so thereвЂ™s a possibility for more projects down the line. The main requirement here is experience programming audio effects in C++.В Schedule is flexible, so if youвЂ™re looking for side work on nights and weekends, IвЂ™m ok with that. IвЂ™m looking for a higher quality, more natural sounding reverb that doesnвЂ™t use JUCEвЂ™s Reverb class. So it has an overly-metallic, artifical sound. I tried using JUCEвЂ™s Reverb class, but it's based off Freeverb, which uses the Schroeder-Moorer algorithm.

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I need a DSP programmer to code the reverb algorithm itself, with a specific set of parameters (mix, time, etc) that IвЂ™ve already determined. The GUI and plugin architecture are already built and running, using JUCE 4. IвЂ™m looking for a programmer to create our Algorithmic Reverb. I created Syntorial () a couple years ago and am now expanding into audio effects. IвЂ™m the founder and & sole developer at Audible Genius.