VeeSpringVerb is an amp spring reverb simulation.
The slider changes the ratio between wet and dry signals.
The slider changes the ratio between wet and dry signals.
Downloads
Win 32 VST
(1.3 Mb)
(5 / 5)
This is just like my real amp's spring, amazing. Wish he made reverb as well that would be probably superb
(5 / 5)
It´s an excellent spring-type reverb VST, especially if you can´t afford the "S*ft*beSpring". Many, many thanks! I use it very often as an send/return effect: "VeeSpringVerb" to the max and then I insert a free vintage-style eq (e.g. "KuassaBasicQ") and distort this chain in a medium way (e.g. with the free "AudioDamageFuzz2). Yeah, that sounds really vintage...
Glad to hear that!
This works but only in the left channel for me. I'm using Cubase 10. I created a JBridged version of it. Too bad because it sounds great. Is there a fix for this?
This may be caused by the mono nature of the plugin. If you use it on mono source, try going for 0% width. In the meantime I will work on a stereo version - find me at viperitbmusic@gmail.com, I will send you a new version as soon as I have it
(5 / 5)
Doesn't have "boing" if that's what you're looking for but sounds like a regular reverb you'd find in an amp. I've tried some commercial ones, this one is way better.
Thank you! May it serve you well!
My thanks go to you, it is a great reverb. One thing I didn't mention is how well it mixes with the original signal. It doesn't just sit on top of it, it mixes in like hardware does making it sound very natural.
(5 / 5)
I've tried a lot of spring reverbs and this one is my favorite, by far. It's the only one I use and I use it all the time!
Wow, thank you so much!
(0 / 5)
It didn't produce any sound in Reaper for me.
I use it in Reaper. Interesting, find me on FB, we'll try to figure out what is going on on your end
I've noticed your reply so downloaded it again, this time it works. Perhaps a conflict with another plugin before, not sure. Sounds to me like a long spring, not short one. Thanks
Sounds really nice, works great as a subtle amp-like reverb. Does eat quite a bit of CPU though (Studio One 2 x64 with Jbridge), although most spring reverbs do in my experience.
(5 / 5)
I've been searching for a while for a good freeware spring reverb VST that doesn't consume massive amounts of CPU and it seems I've found it here! I use it for creating guitar amp type spring reverb.
May it serve you well! Thank you for your kind words :)
(5 / 5)
Najlepsza darmowa emulacja reverbu spring ynowego.
Dziękuję! :)