Toraverb 2

About

Toraverb was never meant to be an emulation, approximation or recreation. D16 did not implement any "off-the-shelf" algorithm or impulse response. Unlike a classic unit such as spring, room, hall or plate, Toraverb is a concept in its own right. Using a set of easily accessible parameters, Toraverb allows the user to create practically ANY type of algorithmic reverb. D16's goal was to create something which would sound beautiful no matter where the knobs are.

Reverb is a critical effect in a mix. A good digital reverb depends on the algorithms used and their implementation quality. Usually, reverb is used as a send effect in which many channels in a mix are routed to it. If a poorly designed plug-in or hardware unit is used, the end result is tinnier/muddier mixes, with reverb tails sounding like they’re being torn off inhumanely.

In Toraverb, D16 designed a diffusing network of the highest possible quality based on modified all-pass filters and implemented fine-tuned parameters, eliminating almost all unwanted flutter echo effects across diverse sound sources. That’s fancy talk for “ D16 made it smooth and easy to tweak.”

Features

• High-quality diffusion network.
• Pre-delay with optional tempo sync.
• Reverb's tail modulation (with independent control for
• reflections).
• Controllable crosstalking spatial reflections.
• Parametric EQ for
• reflections (with 3 different curves each).
• mixer (with stereo balance working in either L/R or M/S domains).
• Built-in ducker.
• Adjustable FX crossfade characteristics.
• Tag-based preset browser.
• Two alternative GUI sizes.
• MIDI-learn functionality throughout.
• 64bit internal processing.