New FabFilter Plugin Coming November 15th

[Marius]

Here's the teaser video...any ideas?

[Tanuj Tiku]

Reverb?

[Marius]

That a definite gap in their catalogue. Would be fascinating to see their take on reverb. Probably a hybrid approach like Waves H-Reverb.

[bryla]

It would probably be multiband with endless modulation possibilities

[Thomas Mavian]

Reverb?

I think you nailed it!

[Marius]

It's a reverb alright, and it looks quite interesting:

[Muziksculp]

Very Cool !

We have so many Software Reverb options to choose from these days.

[playz123]

But do I really need yet another reverb? Sigh!

[X-bassist]

Reverb.... The strings of the fx world... Can't have too many.

[Marius]

As always, the terrific intro to the plugin by Dan Worrall:



I'm really liking what I'm seeing and hearing. It's focused, clearly built for practical use over deep tinkering. I look forward to trying it on orchestral/hybrid/synth material.

[Luciano Storti]

Good overview. I like it a lot on short ambiences/decay. There's something about the density of the longer tails that puts me off though. It doesn't seem quite as smooth as I expected. The ability to manipulate the exact frequency though, brilliant.

[Jack Weaver]

Great features. I wish my hardware pieces could do some of those things. I love the creative ways it handles EQ/time and distance. FabFilter is such a quality-oriented company. I hope Bricasti take a look at these features before their long-awaited and mythic Version 3 gets too far along. I should send it along to Casey.

On casual listening of the video (with earbuds, admittedly) I'm not overly impressed with its sense of depth or with its transparency. It reminds me of the kind of sound that Exponential has (along with a few other software products). I know there are several here that prefer that kind of sound. Note: I own all the Exponential products and all the FabFilter products.

I might well end up buying it for its versatility.

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