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Spring Reverb
Introduction
The spring reverb was an essential part of
almost all albums produced before the age of digital
processing. With a sound that doesn’t sound at all
like a real life reverberation, it has made its way into
the music production hall off ame just because of
its peculiar character. There is really no reverb that
sounds like a spring reverb, and if you want to get
a vintage vibe on
your production,
that’s about the
only way to go.
The Spring Reverb
plug in can for
example be used
as an insert effect
together with the
Brown amp from
Vintage Amp
Room in order to
get a really bluesy
sound, or as a send
effect on vocal
tracks to get that
vintage vibe. The
Springs and Ten-
sion parameters let
you morph between a typical guitar amp reverb and
a smoother studio reverb, thus making the Spring
Reverb plug in a very versatile tool in your studio
rack.
As with all our products, Spring Reverb is the result
of exhaustive research. It was developed after nearly
a year’s analysis of the mathematics and mechanics
of spring reverbs. New simulation techniques had
to be developed in order to simulate the springy
characteristics of the reverb, and we’re proud to say
that we found what makes a spring sound springy.
The user interface was designed to be as simple as
possible, with a small set of parameters that make a
difference. The Tension and Springs parameters are
additions that we didn’t find on any real reverb, but
that we just couldn’t live without.