Nick The Man
New member
well is there something i should buy or should i use my Lexicon phanteon plug in that came with pro tracks plus
Halion
New member
An actual plate reverb will cost you more than a very decent car.
Basicly, if your happy with the plate verb you have now, why look further? If your not happy, try another verb plug
Basicly, if your happy with the plate verb you have now, why look further? If your not happy, try another verb plug
Nick The Man
New member
i guess i should have rephrased my first question i actually meant to say: how do you get plate reverb
FALKEN
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there is a company that sells them new for under 2 grand I can't find the website now...
it is basically a metal sheet, maybe 6' by 4'. i believe there is a speaker or something attached to the metal sheet, and it vibrates and sounds like reverb. there is a microphone attached to the sheet at the other end that picks up the vibration. add a 2nd microphone and you have stereo returns.
it is basically a metal sheet, maybe 6' by 4'. i believe there is a speaker or something attached to the metal sheet, and it vibrates and sounds like reverb. there is a microphone attached to the sheet at the other end that picks up the vibration. add a 2nd microphone and you have stereo returns.
Nick The Man
New member
isnt there plug ins for this?
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notbradsohner
Compression Addict
yes, there are plugins, but thats not how you get a plate reverb
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mixsit
Well-known member
FWIW, the 'Plates' in the Lexi 80 and 90 for example are quite different than in the UAD-1.
Comparing to some real long away far ago recollections, I'd say the UAD might be 1.
Wayne
Comparing to some real long away far ago recollections, I'd say the UAD might be 1.
Wayne
Warhead
Jai guru deva om
Seems like I've seen a few sell for under $1k on eBay.
War
War
mattamatta
New member
Unless you want it for the cool factor, use a plugin.