D16 Toraverb 2 (Download)
A concept ‘verb, come alive

Toraverb was never meant to be an emulation, approximation, or recreation. We did not implement any "off-the-shelf" algorithm or impulse response. Unlike a classic unit such as spring, room, hall, or plate, Toraverb is a concept in its own right. Using a set of easily accessible parameters, allows the user to create practically ANY type of algorithmic reverb. Our goal was to create something which would sound beautiful no matter where the knobs are.

Reverb is a critical effect in a mix. A good digital reverb depends on the algorithms used and their implementation quality. Usually, reverb is used as a send effect in which many channels in a mix are routed to it. If a poorly designed plug-in or hardware unit is used, the end result is tinnier/muddier mixes, with reverb tails sounding like they’re being torn off inhumanely.

The Utmost Diffusion Quality

In Toraverb, we designed a diffusing network of the highest possible quality based on modified all-pass filters and implemented fine-tuned parameters, eliminating almost all unwanted flutter echo effects across diverse sound sources. That’s fancy talk for “ we made it smooth and easy to tweak.”

Two parametric EQs

Toraverb has two independent, single-band, fully parametric equalizers; one for each reflection engine. With low shelf, peak, and high shelf options, they become incredibly useful in shaping the coloration and character of the reverb as well as intentionally sustaining certain frequencies in your source.

Modulated tail

Toraverb also has an additional modulation parameter, which affects the diffusing network. These are responsible for the distribution of the sound waves' reflections in time. By changing the modulation, the sound of the reverb tail can be altered to give a more realistic effect of sound propagation. Modulation amount is controlled independently for early and late reflections.

Realistic cross-talk

To give an even better impression of physical space, we added an innovative spatial reflection algorithm to Toraverb. This improves spatial reflections by interjecting some reflected stereo waves between both stereo channels. This model what happens in the real world when a single, localized sound source is reflected and becomes audible to both ears, allowing for spatial localization as well as a heightened sense of realism.

Early, Late-ish, Hall & Plate-ish.

A Quick, convenient blend between Early and Late reflections. Now with balance parameters, for both reflection types, working in Left / Right or Mid / Side modes allows for retro reverb panning, or mono’ing your low-frequency early reflections while widening your longer, high-mid tails!

Built-in ducker

Essential functionality in most studio situations. Toraverb features a built-in ducker, which compresses the FX signal's amplitude proportionally to the loudness of dry/unprocessed input, thus saving an overall output signal energy. Such a tool built into the plug-in is a real-time-saver for any music producer or studio engineer. No need to employ any additional side-chain compression unit into your fx chain and simplify this aspect of use to the minimum.

Requirements:

mac:
cpu: Intel based 2.5 GHz (2.8 GHz recommended)
ram: 8
disk: 0
version: OS X 10.7 to OS X 11.1
additional_requirements: This product is not a standalone program so you need a host application to use it.
internet_required: False
support: 64_bit
plugins: VST-2,VST-3,AU,AAX

windows:
cpu: 2.5 GHz SSE (Multicore 2.8 GHz recommended)
ram: 8
disk: 0
version: Win 7, Win 8, Win 10
additional_requirements: This product is not a standalone program so you need a host application to use it.
internet_required: False
support: 32_bit,64_bit
plugins: VST-2,VST-3,AAX

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