The presets are well named, giving a sense of how they will sound when in action.

The presets come organised in batches (small, large, huge, plates & springs, creative, special and 2D) so it’s pretty easy to find a useful reverb in a couple of clicks.

With rooms, halls, plates, ethereal, shimmering, bonkers, reverse, non-lim and 2D positioning reverbs, this is a very versatile product. Luckily for the non-designers and those of us who require instant gratification, about 100 presets have been prepared with an ergonomic interface for quick workflow and quick learning. MTurboReverb has a programmable engine, where you can design your own algorithms. So what makes this different? Algorithmic reverbs are usually based on a single algorithm. The reverb of the acoustic space is then reconstructed using software. A short sound like a clap or frequency sweep is played in an acoustic space, recorded and then analysed for the reverb echoes. Convolution is a direct modelling of an acoustic space. Algorithmic uses an equation and programming to simulate the echoes in an acoustic space. The two most popular reverb types theses days are algorithmic and convolution.

In minutes from setting up my MeldaProduction account, I was trying out the various reverbs on my DAW – there are few things that can top that ‘playing with new music gear’ feeling (Go on admit it, it does feel good!). The reverb requires a licence key downloadable directly from your account, updates are free for life. The software is easy to install using a bespoke MeldaProduction program.

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