For Algo Rev Intensity really does give a good sound, better than Valhalla I think, but it's not configurable in as many of the standard ways. Maybe it's just a gimmick, but it just seems more fun than clicking next preset or changing a few knobs on an algo verb. Maybe it's the character, or the thinking about what gear or techniques of using actual physical things. Things like Arturia Spring/EMT, Sunset Sound, Abbey Road Plates/Chambers, etc It just does something for me.

What I'm into getting and trying the most now are models/conv plugins that mimic real spaces or analog devices. For conv I've got Waves IR1 and Liquidsonics Verb Suite Classic (from slate). It's funny, above the $59 price it says 'was $697' Thats quite a difference! As far as algo verbs I got Valhalla Vintage Verb and Plate, and Arturia Rev Intensity. What a stealThanks for the heads up on those, I wouldnt have known about the Lexicon heritage. R2 was replaced by R4 which has all the R2 presets and algos plus much more and Phoenix was replaced with Nimbus which also has all of the presets and algos. The original Reverb products were R2 and Phoenix and they cost hundreds of dollars. They were all created by Michael Carnes who was the principal engineer at Lexicon and created a lot of the very classic Lexicon reverb Algos Another total steal for reverbs is this current dealįor $59 your get R2, R4, and Nimbus by Exponential Audio (now part of Izotope).

Pigments 3 demo