Emulating Vast Acoustic Spaces

Featuring a series of all-pass filters and feedback loops, Schroeder Reverb emulates the way sound behaves in large acoustic spaces, such as concert halls and cathedrals. The result is a diffuse and natural-sounding reverb tail that adds a sense of space and atmosphere to your recordings. Whether you’re recording orchestral music or electronic dance music, Schroeder Reverb offers versatility and flexibility to meet your specific needs.

Intuitive Control, Infinite Creativity

With a user-friendly interface and intuitive controls, Schroeder Reverb is easy to use, allowing you to customize your reverb effects to suit your creative vision. Whether you’re looking to add subtle ambiance or create a highly atmospheric and ethereal sound, Schroeder Reverb delivers professional-grade results.

A Global Standard for Excellence

Used by musicians, producers, and audio engineers around the world, Schroeder Reverb is a must-have tool for anyone looking to achieve a polished, professional sound. With its exceptional quality and versatility, Schroeder Reverb will take your music recordings to the next level. So why wait? Add Schroeder Reverb to your toolkit today and start creating stunning reverb effects that will leave your listeners in awe.

Features

Early Schroeder reverberators were characterized by a combination of key elements, each contributing to the unique sonic characteristics of the reverb. These included:

Series All-Pass Filters:

• Connection of multiple all-pass filters in series.
• These filters, also known as diffusers, provided colorless high-density echoes in the late impulse response of the reverberator.
• Note: Longer impulse responses of these filters might exhibit characteristics similar to feedback comb-filters.

Parallel Feedback Comb Filters:

• Implementation of a parallel bank of feedback comb filters.
• Each feedback comb filter simulated a pair of parallel walls, allowing customization of delay-line lengths to emulate sound propagation from one wall to the opposite and back.
• The feedback comb filters aimed to create a psychoacoustically appropriate fluctuation in the reverberator frequency response.

Mixing Matrix:

• Inclusion of a mixing matrix to blend the outputs of the series all-pass filters and parallel feedback comb filters.
• This matrix played a crucial role in shaping the overall reverb characteristics.

Understanding these foundational features provides insight into the design philosophy of Schroeder Reverb, highlighting its ability to produce versatile and natural-sounding reverberation that has stood the test of time in the world of audio processing.