Valhalla VintageVerb 3.0: Expanded compatibility and a new algorithm
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Valhalla VintageVerb 3.0 is the latest update of one of the most widely used reverb plug-ins on the market today. Loved for its rich authentic sound, the latest edition now brings users new compatibility and a new Palace algorithm.
First introduced in 2012, Valhalla VintageVerb is a collection of reverbs modeled on the famous Lexicon 224, PCM70, 300, 480L, and the EMT 250.
By far one of its most useful features is the Color function that allows you to change the overall sound character. Choose from the darker reverb tones of the 1970s, the better sample rates used in the 1980s, and the more transparent reverbs of today.
What’s new in Valhalla VintageVerb 3.0?
Valhalla VintageVerb now offers a total of 20 classic digital reverb algorithms including, Concert Hall, Bright Hall, Plate, Room, Chamber, Random Space, Chorus Space, Ambience, Sanctuary, Dirty Hall, Dirty Plate, Smooth Plate, Smooth Room, Smooth Random, Nonlin, Chaotic Hall, Chaotic Chamber, Chaotic Neutral, Cathedral, and the new Palace algorithm.
The Palace reverb setting is based on a 1980s room simulator algorithm. However, the plug-in provides increased modulation depth and echo intensity. This lush and expansive reverb is useful for creating anything from small drum rooms to halls and cathedrals.
In addition, the update also brings added compatibility with new formats and supported systems. Pro Tools users will be delighted to know that the AAX format is now supported on Apple Silicon-based systems. MacOS Ventura is now also fully supported, as well as Intel or M1 Macs running Big Sur or Monterey.
Overall, this update gives the plug-in more value than ever. With the winning combination of quality, versatility, and price point, it’s no wonder it’s such a highly regarded reverb effect.
Pricing and availability:
Valhalla VintageVerb 3 is available from the ValhallaDSP online store for $50.
More about Valhalla:
- ValhallaDSP official page
- More from ValhallaDSP
- Why do we still use 1980s reverb?
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