LiquidSonics Introduces Reverberate 3
by The Press Desk 12th October 2020

World Studios · 12th October 2020

If you own other Liquidsonic products, this update can get very inexpensive. All the coupons stack, so for me it came to 17 usd. A no-brainer. Bought untested.

Morten Hjort · 12th October 2020

Doh, I just sold Lustrous Plates, but still got the Cinematic Rooms Professional and Seventh Heaven Professional, so still some discount to be had.

My main computer is for repair, so cannot test it right away, but what would be the gains for this one if already owning the other ones? I know the tech is different, but the only thing I'm "lacking" would be an even better delay than the Echoboy and some more "ugly" reverbs that ain't lush and hifi as the others.

EDT: bought it and it sounds fabulous! Now I'm wondering if I even need Seventh Heaven Professional since there are so many M7 Bricasti samples with this one.

daizok · 12th October 2020

Wohaa! Love the redesigned and scalable interface, instant buy.

temnov · 12th October 2020

Incredible stylish GUI and improved editing options. Much smoother sound

And new preset banks? If you ever wonder how 480 and 224 should sound in impulse responses that’s your ticket to try.

Congrats Liqiudsonics on such a great release and thank you for not forgetting your loyal customers!

muziksculp · 12th October 2020

I already got a 30% discount coupon (I own Cinematic Rooms Pro), I will most likely be purchasing Reverberate 3.

I have other IR based Reverbs, does this one have an edge, or sound better, or offer a special feature others don't have ?

Do they have a list of the HW-Reverb IR's it has ?

temnov · 12th October 2020

1. You could import third-party Static IR and modulate them, add chorus and delay, etc..
2. You’ve got Fusion style IR of Bricasti, Lexicons 480 and 224, some other not announced but recognized by names.
3. Because of the new tech used it sounds much better than all other IR engines.

I was playing with it all the morning, sounds great.

vitocorleone123 · 12th October 2020

This might be the first (and only) Liquidsonics product I buy, since it's more of a utility. I'm thinking of picking up the PasttoFuture reverb bundle(s) during the holidays, and this is probably easier/better than Convology XT, though I'd have to compare. I welcome the $99 price tag, and probably have Convology to thank, in part, for that.

muziksculp · 12th October 2020

OK. I went ahead and purchased Reverberate 3.

Those are some large IR file downloads that can be downloaded for Reverberate 3.

Are the FS, and FS-1 IR files from a HW-Reverb model ?

Patrick_ · 12th October 2020

I want to purchase this, but I don’t see discount codes. I own seventh heaven pro.

no genre · 12th October 2020

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Originally Posted by Patrick_ ➡️

I want to purchase this, but I don’t see discount codes. I own seventh heaven pro.

Go to the LiquidSonics "Upgrades and Offers" page here:

https://www.liquidsonics.com/upgrades/

Scroll down until you see the "Email address" and "Not A Robot" boxes. Enter the email you used for previous product purchases, and jump through the not a robot hoop.

They will immediately email you your discount codes.

Patrick_ · 12th October 2020

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Originally Posted by no genre ➡️

Go to the LiquidSonics "Upgrades and Offers" page here:

https://www.liquidsonics.com/upgrades/

Scroll down until you see the "Email address" and "Not A Robot" boxes. Enter the email you used for previous product purchases, and jump through the not a robot hoop.

They will immediately email you your discount codes.

Done!!!!!! Thanks so much.

kgdrum_nyc · 12th October 2020

I love everything I have from Liquidsonics, I have all of their reverbs so with their dynamic loyalty discount it will cost around $15.
I will definitely get this in the next few days,Thanks to the Liquidsonics team!

Deleted 09ad95d · 12th October 2020

Beta tester here.

R3 is fantastic. Not having used prior versions I wasn't sure what to expect, and the bank/preset system threw me off a bit at first. But the chorus/feedback alone is worth the price of admission. So, so good.

Who knew that IRs could be so flexible for sound design? Liquidsonics has another winner.

muziksculp · 12th October 2020

I Installed Reverberate 3, and so far I'm impressed.

Great Reverb, I have been testing it with some of my Orchestral Libraries, it adds great acoustics, that sound 3-D, and makes the instruments sound more real and alive. I will be using it a lot on orchestral instruments/tracks

daizok · 12th October 2020

I've been playing with it all evening, love the new libraries, massive sound.

A few things that come to mind:
- auto selection of bands on the reverb EQ when selecting a node and vise versa
- visualisation of the LFO mods on the master EQ (wasn't this present in v2?)
- locking complete EQ sections (e.g. incl. band activation and selected curve)
- ability to quickly reset EQ curves

muziksculp · 12th October 2020

Being a brand new user of this reverb, Reverberate 3 has two reverbs, Reverb 1 and Reverb 2.

When I load a preset it loads an IR into Reverb 1, are there presets that use both reverbs (1 & 2) ?

Any additional feedback on how to best use Reverb 1 & 2, for what applications, ..etc. would be helpful.

Thnaks

kdm · 12th October 2020

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Originally Posted by muziksculp ➡️

Being a brand new user of this reverb, Reverberate 3 has two reverbs, Reverb 1 and Reverb 2.

When I load a preset it loads an IR into Reverb 1, are there presets that use both reverbs (1 & 2) ?

Any additional feedback on how to best use Reverb 1 & 2, for what applications, ..etc. would be helpful.

Yes, several of the Halls in the Traditional-Halls-1 bank (for one example) use both. One is the Early reflection and the other is the late. That would be a more standard way of creating ER/LR reverbs with an IR reverb. The Fusion category uses a more sophisticated approach to capturing and processing the original IRs, so only one reverb is used in most of the those.

For Fusion presets, download the M7 IRs (44k or 96k, your choice) from the Reverberate 3 download page, run the application file once downloaded and unzipped, and that will install the .fir files into whatever folder you want.

Of course, you can always load Fusion FIRs (or any other IRs) into each Reverb unit and double up on the sonic coolness. Since Fusion FIRs have both ER and Late in a single IR you could always mix and match by going to the Reverberation section for each Reverb engine, then Fusion-IR and solo either early or late (far left knob) to use the ER from one, and late from another. Just one way to get creative, even if it isn't technically accurate for the spaces themselves.

Patrick_ · 12th October 2020

Already messing around.

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Judders · 12th October 2020

Wow, they gave me a much bigger discount than I was expecting for only owning Reverberate Core. More than the cost of Core!

robertgeorge · 12th October 2020

Gotta ask. I haveSeventh Heaven Pro. How does this compare?

kdm · 12th October 2020

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Originally Posted by robertgeorge ➡️

Gotta ask. I haveSeventh Heaven Pro. How does this compare?

7th Heaven Pro is dedicated to the M7-based FIRs, with an intuitive, directly related user-control.

Rev3 has the same FIRs in the M7 pack and more, but also more general control. The two aren't directly comparable in this respect at first glance, but there are similarities that give Rev3 some advantages even with the M7 FIRs, depending on what you want access to.

In addition, instead of just one, Rev3 has dual reverb engines, along with a flexible delay for each (with tempo sync), chorus for each, and the mix.

Rev3 has control over the start, length, ER/LR balance, EQ and a bit more - for each Reverb/IR. It does not have variable ER patterns, but the two engines can function as a more flexible alternative. It is for me at least.

Rev3 is also lighter on cpu usage in Nuendo that I expected. If you want a lot more control over sculpting the sound, mixing IRs and FIRs, alternate stereo/true stereo routing options, as well as the option to add fx for creative uses, Rev3 is well worth it.

Seventh Heaven's FIRs are built into its presets, and limited to the included set, where Rev3 can load IRs and FIRs manually (i.e. you can load 44k or 96k IRs/FIRs).

vitocorleone123 · 13th October 2020

How is the plugin sounding and performing when using IRs made by others rather than Liquidsonics?

temnov · 13th October 2020

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Originally Posted by vitocorleone123 ➡️

How is the plugin sounding and performing when using IRs made by others rather than Liquidsonics?

Basically you get everything you were having on other IR players like Reverence in Cubase with addition of Modulation, Delay, Chorus, EQ, Wide, Split, etc..

I think even if you don't like other reverbs from Liquidsonics for whatever reasons this one is different. Just get the Demo and try it.

vitocorleone123 · 13th October 2020

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Originally Posted by temnov ➡️

Basically you get everything you were having on other IR players like Reverence in Cubase with addition of Modulation, Delay, Chorus, EQ, Wide, Split, etc..

I think even if you don't like other reverbs from Liquidsonics for whatever reasons this one is different. Just get the Demo and try it.

I will. I’ll probably wait to the holiday sales to pick it up for a few dollars less, but trying it out now makes sense to be ready. Or if I get bored in the meantime and want another reverb!

The PastToFuture IR bundles look really interesting- i passed one up at the end of summer for $90 for everything. I also wasn’t super impressed with the Convology UI. I may not be a fan of the sound of some of the Liquidsonics reverbs, but I do generally like their UI designs.

temnov · 13th October 2020

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Originally Posted by robertgeorge ➡️

Gotta ask. I haveSeventh Heaven Pro. How does this compare?

From what I got working with Seven Heaven Pro it is very dedicated and specific to the last parameter to M7. Best software version of Bricasti you could get now.

Reverberate 3 has the same presets but less control than Seven Heaven Pro on M7 types. On other hand Reverberate offers something that Seven Heaven never will - work with different IRs and edit them with a great flexibility.

I have all Reverbs from Liquidsonics and Seven Heaven was the first I got, never stopped after

temnov · 13th October 2020

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Originally Posted by vitocorleone123 ➡️

I will. I’ll probably wait to the holiday sales to pick it up for a few dollars less, but trying it out now makes sense to be ready. Or if I get bored in the meantime and want another reverb!

The PastToFuture IR bundles look really interesting- i passed one up at the end of summer for $90 for everything. I also wasn’t super impressed with the Convology UI. I may not be a fan of the sound of some of the Liquidsonics reverbs, but I do generally like their UI designs.

I tried PastToFuture couple of times. They are as static as it gets. Reverberate uses the same technology (that I want to reverse engineer one day, if I'm smart enough) as it was used on Seven Heaven called Fusion IR. Here is an article on their web-site explaining what different and what is not.

What you get with it is an ability to get a modulate tails of multiple IR fused together. I think there is an article about Fusion process over there as well.

Beatworld · 13th October 2020

Congratulations Matt.

The 48 and 24 fusion packs are superb, particularly the plates.

Hardtoe · 13th October 2020

I have 7th heaven and I still find tons of use for the past to future it’s in altiverb - they maybe static but the sound fantastic in the mix

vitocorleone123 · 13th October 2020

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Originally Posted by Hardtoe ➡️

I have 7th heaven and I still find tons of use for the past to future it’s in altiverb - they maybe static but the sound fantastic in the mix

With Reverberate, can you take two of the same IR and modulate them together to add more “life”?

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