reverb advise for live setup

[flowrez]

Hi all!

Curently we are working on our live set using two laptops with uc33 boxes.

Now I am looking for some good advice for a vst reverb wich i can use in a live situation.

I prefer a reverb in which i can have seperate dry and wet volume outputs instead of one dry/wet knob.
I did try ambience by magnus, which sounds really great. But it seems to be a bit buggy sometimes.
Does anybody have a good experience with a vst plugin? .. preferably free/donation ware.

Ah yeah .. we are using a macbookpro.

Cheers!

- Flo

[zalo]

make a reverb rack with separate macros for the clean track and the wet track

[AudioRuso]

I personally really really like ableton's reverb.... I don't know why people go for other reverbs.... but obviously when you learn all the parameters, run it in high quality mode, and set it up in a return track you can have some wonderful reverbs (especially those tight dense, small verbs on those wobbly basslines )


As far as having both tracks controlled individually, do what zalo said......


Here's an example project in ableton live 8 that I just came up with for ya:
http://audio-ruso.com/Reverb%20Project.zip

[flowrez]

yeah your right ... i tried to do it with sends. It's allright, but a plugin like ambience is just some extra control which i like to have. It just sounds really good.

I started with ableton on a windows system, and now i've made the transfer to apple. It seems there are much more plugins created for the windows platform. A lot of people creating there own plugins.


- Flo