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Professional and Truly Flexible Reverb
FlexVerb is a brand new fully-featured and extremely versatile SSL reverb plug-in designed to deliver a professional mix-ready sound in a quick and intuitive way. FlexVerb’s versatile split early-late reflection interface allows you to add the natural body and tone of different early room reflections, complimented by the richness of a variety of expansive reverb tail options.
FlexVerb features a 6-band EQ, High and Low Pass Filters, 3-band reverb time multipliers and input sidechain compressor to help you craft reverb that sits perfectly in your mix. FlexVerb’s algorithmic architecture gives you the depth, character and detail of a professional reverb in a simple rewarding interface.
Features
- Flexible reverb plug-in with intuitive controls
- 4 algorithmic reverb types: room, hall, plate, and chamber
- Independently selectable early and late reflection types
- 6-band SSL EQ for shaping the reverb’s frequency response
- Output compressor helps the reverb sit in the mix
- Lockable wet/dry mix control for matched preset comparisons
- Infinite reverb switch and reverb tail kill switch for dramatic effects
System Requirements
Mac
- macOS 11 Big Sur - macOS 13 Ventura (64-bit only) (M1 Mac supported)
- Intel Dual-Core Mac running at 2.4GHz or higher
- 4 GB of RAM minimum (8 GB of RAM recommended)
- AU, VST2, VST3, AAX Native
Windows
- Windows 10 - Windows 11 (64-bit only)
- Intel Core 2 (or comparable) CPU running at 2.4GHz or higher
- 4 GB of RAM minimum (8 GB of RAM recommended)
- VST 2, VST3, AAX Native
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Reviews Summary
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Users highly praise the SSL FlexVerb as a professional, versatile, and feature-rich algorithmic reverb plugin. It offers exceptional sound quality, a user-friendly interface, and flexible control over early reflections and reverb tails across four distinct algorithms (Room, Hall, Plate, and Chamber), making it a valuable tool for various applications including film scoring.
