Better reverbs than cubase sx?

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Would love to know what the majority of sx users are using by way of effects, specifically reverb. I really dont like the sx reverbs, or the sound forge either. I can use my outboard gear, but then I have to record with it (IthinK?). Any brilliant fx packages out there? Vst or direct x. Do you guys use the software compressors or outboard gear. I have the Joe Meek MQ3, good for acoustic guitar, but I have trouble dialing in a setting for vocals. It's settings are really sensitive, and I'm really just begining to understand the whole priciple of compression anyway. Any thoughts are appreciated...
 
I don't like the SX reverb plug-in either -- they're pretty rough-sounding....

...but I use all outboard anyways, so it's a big deal for me.
 
last night i was using the waves realverb( i think that was what it was called) it is much smoother and warmer sounding than the sx reverb.
 
Blue Bear Sound said:
I don't like the SX reverb plug-in either -- they're pretty rough-sounding....

...but I use all outboard anyways, so it's a big deal for me.
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Hey Bear,
Just out of curriosity, what kind of reverb or efx unit are you using these days, & how are you hooking it up to your pc & sx?
(Are you using spdif or do you leave the digital domain?)

Thanks,
Bob
 
Bob....

Lexicons, Roland, Yamahas (actual gear list here) -- all outboard......... I use the DAW almost exclusively for editing only - transferring tracks between it and my HD24.... all analog mixing....... I've never found s/w mixing to sound all that good --- I much prefer going to a board..........!
 
Thanks Bear,
I am trying to find a better verb too, and really have never like software verbs too much. I have waves plugs & sonic timeworks verbs, but never like them to much. BTW nice gear... :)

Bob
 
Waves Rverb and Waves trueverb..
if neither of those are good for you, go get a powercore or a uad-1
 
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