Overview
Mics that dance around a Berlin room.
Tverb is a room reverb Eventide developed with producer Tony Visconti, modelled on the Meistersaal at Berlin's Hansa Tonstudios. Three virtual mics feed its console. The main mic has an adjustable polar pattern and an analogue-modelled compressor. Two room mics can sit anywhere in the room, or move with automation, to change depth and reflections, and each has its own linkable gate. Inspired by the setup Visconti used for David Bowie's "Heroes" vocal, it suits vocals, drums and other sources with a wide dynamic range.
Highlights
Meistersaal room model with decay, diffusion and EQ shaping
Two room mics to place anywhere, or move with automation
Adjustable polar pattern on the main mic for room tone
Analogue-modelled compressor on the main mic
Two linkable post-reverb gates that open with the track's dynamics
Per-mic console strips and master, with polarity flip
Light CPU load for use across multiple tracks
Requires an iLok account; no physical dongle needed
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Compatibility
Specs and requirements.
Licence and delivery
- Formats
- VST2VST3AUAAX
- Licence
- Perpetual licence
- Delivery
- Instant download
- Type
- Reverb
- SKU
- 1247-8
macOS
- OS
- 10.14 or later, Intel and Apple Silicon
Windows
- OS
- 10 or later (x64)
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