Cherry Audio has introduced Galactic Reverb, an effects plugin based on the reverb algorithm in their Dreamsynth software synthesizer.
Here’s what they have to say about it:
“Galactic captures the expansive sound of coveted classic hardware digital reverbs. With a decay time up to 35 seconds, it enables users to create massive, beautiful aural spaces. Galactic is a natural for transporting guitars, drums, keys, and even vocals into an extraterrestrial ambience.”
Features:
- Modeled classic reverb.
- Modulation from 0.10 Hz to 5.00 Kz.
- Damping control for reverb.
- Pre-Delay from 0.00 ms to 500 ms.
- Decay from 0.00 ms to 35000 ms.
- Ducking with attenuation and recovery time controls.
- Equalizer with low and high frequency controls.
- Use as an insert or bus effect.
- Compatible with mono or stereo input sources.
- Preset browser with over 50 Presets for Drums, Ducking, Guitars, Keys, and Vocals, favoriting, and user presets.
- Full MIDI control and DAW automation for all controls.
- Preset and Global level MIDI mapping.
- User-selectable themes.
Pricing and Availability:
Galactic Reverb is available now in AU, VST, VST3, and AAX formats, with an intro price of $19 USD (MSRP $29). A free seven-day demo version is available.
This isn’t as good a deal as their instruments. I can buy their Eight Voice or Polymode synths for $29 or get a simple reverb for $19.
When you need a reverb, you buy 2 synths instead, just because the price is more cheaper?
No, that’s not what I’m saying. Cherry Audio should bundle several effects together to provide better value to customers. Reverb, delay and perhaps a nice analog chorus emulation would be a great package.
Definitely prefer my convolution reverbs but will support Cherry Audio so I bought it, plus the super long delay has been very fun. Doing a lot of chopping off different reverb tails from real world sounds and then pitch shifting them 4 or more octaves, lots of audio fun.