Sinevibes has introduced Hollow, a “vast space reverb” effect, for Mac & Windows.
At its core is a massive delay network, made up of 24 delay lines, 32 filters, and a feedback matrix with as many as 256 connections. With all settings maxed out, this engine is capable of producing tail times that exceed 15 minutes, while still having a very natural exponential decay.
Hollow includes a variable diffusion stage and a unique bi-directional pre-delay: in addition to normal operation, it can also make the reverb tail precede the dry input signal, opening interesting new creative possibilities. Additionally, the plugin has unison modulation via four phase-shifted sine oscillators – for adding deep, chorus-like vibrance and richness.
Features:
- Reverb engine based on a feedback delay network with a 16×16 matrix
- Unique two-way pre-delay stage
- Variable diffusion stage
- Stereo width adjustable from mono to full expansive stereo
- Unison-style modulation via four mutually phase-shifted oscillators
- Variable low-pass or high-pass damping filters
- Lag filters on all continuous parameters for smooth, click-free adjustment
- Supports mono › mono, mono › stereo, and stereo › stereo channel configuration
Here’s another official audio demo:
Pricing and Availability
Hollow is available now for $39.
Sinevibes never ceases to impress. It’s unfortunate that this is not available for the Korg family (yet?) but I’m guessing the processing requirements may be beyond what an NTS-1’s engine can handle.
I still can’t believe the flood of absolutely amazing – and fairly inexpensive – reverbs currently on the market. As recently as a decade ago, something like Albedo (Sinevibes’ Korg-compatible granular cloud reverb) would have cost an arm and a leg, but today you can pick one up and run it on a cruddy little box for the price of a cheapo guitar pedal… Beautiful products.
OK – impressive. But what is puzzling is why they would choose the M-Tron MkII for a piano sound. That’s almost like choosing a Speak n’ Spell for vocals.
it’s sinevibes, the main target audience is for electronic musicians, the m-tron 2 is very musical “electronic” instrument and about 4 days old so it’s perfect for adverting.
one of the absolute best and most creative companies in the game, i love their work.
I’ve tried a lot of reverbs and this is in the top 5, easily. Its like the reverb section of Roland’s RSP-550 or Yamaha’s legendary White Room. The RSP is how I really came to grasp reverb and multi-effects. I’d still be using it, but Gorgo ate it.
This is a superior no-brainer for ambient artists, above all else. It can clearly do a lot more, but that looong tail has “Gorgeous Cloud of Sound” written all over it. Use with care!
This is one hell of a beautiful sounding reverb. Pure velvet for the ears!
Just 1 note and you’ve 15 minutes song. Nice.
I love creative applications which enhance artistry!