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I'm looking for reverse reverb. I've checked the manual and everything and can't seem to find it.

I know how to do it the old fashioned way by reversing the audio, adding reverb, rendering, and then turning the audio back around, but that is a pain in the butt. Reason has a way to add reverse reverb without having to go through that whole process, so I would be VERY surprised if ableton can't do it. Not to mention, you can do a much better job with the reverb if you don't have to go through that old fashioned process.

So where is it? Where is the effect so that I can add it to my tracks?

Help is appreciated on this one. Thanks in advance!

spinaudio roomverb m2

Apparently this product was discontinued. So any download or purchase of it wouldn't be legal. So unless someone has and wants to share a mac compatible version (hint, hint), I need some other suggestions.

Thanks for helping though!

audio damage eos - it has a reverse preset, but that's done by using a longer pre-delay. sounds good though.

http://www.audiodamage.com/effects/prod ... ?pid=AD023

Maybe somebody from ableton can chip in and tell us if this is an upcoming feature?

If you don't need it real-time, here's a great tutorial: http://www.thecovertoperators.org/Video ... erb-effect

Thanks RAW, I'm gonna have to check that out.

And yes, Abletony, I wish someone would tell us if this is upcoming. I'm actually VERY surprised that they haven't already incorporated it into ableton.

And 80, haven't watched the video yet. Thanks for it, but I'm assuming it's the old fashioned way that I've had to do for years. I'll take a look at it though. Thanks for taking the time to find the video.

ryacky wrote:And yes, Abletony, I wish someone would tell us if this is upcoming. I'm actually VERY surprised that they haven't already incorporated it into ableton.

Any of y'all add it to the features request section yet?

I'm never on the forum so I didn't even know the section existed. Go ahead and start a thread for it. Then you can just add a link to it in this thread. That way more people request it.

Just to add other methods which aren't free. Native Instruments has FM8FX that's shows up as a seperate VST than just regular FM8 and it has reverse delay (I know, not reverse reverb like you asked). It's an interesting effect.

SIR2 can do nice reverse reverbs. http://www.knufinke.de/sir/sir2.html