A new plug-in from Digidesign designed exclusively for the new HD|Accel card, ReVibe provides Pro Tools TDM users with a reverb-modeling tool that can handle any reverberation task with utmost realism.
ReVibe is a full-featured mono, stereo, and surround reverb plug-in with an extensive set of room-modeling controls. It includes nine new reverb algorithms and over 200 Room Types/early reflections, enabling you to easily dial in the reverberant space you're seeking.
ReVibe reflects an entirely new approach to reverb. Its reverb modeling capabilities add a whole new range of possibilities that extend beyond any existing reverb technology. ReVibe's ability to accurately model many types of real spaces as well as springs and plates is an ideal complement to Reverb One's classic digital reverb sound.
Employing an innovative approach to room coloration, ReVibe's room characteristics - accurate representations of a room's "sound" or "ambience" - can be added to a reverb along with an early reflection. Early reflections and room coloration are combined into a single control called the Room Type, each of which is readily editable via an interactive display.
ReVibe builds upon the intuitive user interface of Digidesign's Reverb One through increased functionality, while upholding the sound quality standards typical of professional Digidesign TDM plug-ins. Reverb reflections and shape can be displayed independently for front and rear channels. And Reverb EQ and Reverb Color have been combined into a single interactive graph that accurately displays the frequency and gain of the reverb EQ and coloration.
While ReVibe is ideal for multi-channel processing, it also functions exceedingly well as a mono and stereo reverb. Particularly useful in music production applications, all of ReVibe's multi-channel controls are also available in mono and stereo instances, and add more density and presence to the reverb.
ReVibe also includes native 96 kHz processing, allowing for its algorithm to process audio at 96 kHz without the need for sample rate conversion. It's optimized for 96 kHz mixing and engineered to take full advantage of the increased power and memory of the new 321 DSP chips that reside on the HD Accel card.
