Valhalla Vintage Verb
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Valhalla Vintage Verb
Enables recreating and combining classic types of reverbs
Operating system: Windows XP/7/8/10/11
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Add the option to create and apply reverb effects to audio files to get the authentic sound design of the 1970s and 1980s. The VST plug-in provides access to a toolset for customizing the effects, features multiple templates and supports the option to combine the old and new reverbs.
The 2.2 version of ValhallaVintageVerb is available as a free download on our software library. The latest version of the program can be downloaded for PCs running Windows XP/7/8/10/11, 32-bit. The program lies within Multimedia Tools, more precisely Music Production. The most popular versions among the program users are 1.7, 1.5 and 1.0. This program was originally developed by Valhalla DSP, LLC. The size of the latest downloadable installer is 2.4 MB. Our antivirus scan shows that this download is clean.
Valhalla VintageVerb is a postmodern reverb plugin, inspired by the classic hardware digital reverbs of the 1970s and 1980s. This app has 15 reverb algorithms: Concert Hall, Bright Hall, Plate, Room, Chamber, Random Space, Chorus Space, Ambience, Sanctuary, Dirty Hall, Dirty Plate, Smooth Plate, Smooth Room, Smooth Random and Nonlin.
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Please note this is the demo version which fades out every 45 seconds.
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Written by Sean Costello 11.23.21 05.06.22
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We are happy to announce the release of the Valhalla VintageVerb™ 2.2.0 update. The biggest update to VintageVerb? The new reverb mode, Cathedral!
The Cathedral mode is based on an algorithm I developed for the Spin Semiconductor FV-1 in 2014. The FV-1 is a fun little DSP, but it is severely limited in delay memory, and is optimized to work with specific reverb architectures. Cathedral was my favorite algorithm I developed for that chip, with a big diffuse sound and ensemble style modulation.
Bringing Cathedral into VintageVerb meant I could use a lot more delay memory, for a bigger more expansive attack and decay, as well as a more open and transparent sound. The original FV-1 algorithm corresponds to a Size setting of 50%, while sizes greater than 50% will get closer to a real-world cathedral. The VintageVerb version of Cathedral also has a much more comprehensive Damping section, which allows for high frequencies to smoothly decay away as found in large acoustic spaces. We’ve retained the ensemble modulation, with the Rate and Depth controls allowing the user to dial in the perfect amount of lush chorusing.
The Cathedral algorithm is perfect for huge synth verbs, but is also well suited for vocals and acoustic instruments. Set the Size to a lower value, and Cathedral can create some convincing drum rooms. In this example, I’m using Cathedral on synth for a big reverb, as well as a shorter drum reverb:
We’ve also modified the information text in the upper right corner of the plugin, so that the user can tell at a glance the version number, the type of plugin running in the DAW (VST/VST3/AAX/AU), and Intel versus ARM when running on a Mac.
If you already own VintageVerb, the update is in your user account, so log in and grab the latest installer. If you don’t own VintageVerb, feel free to grab the demo from our new Demo and Downloads page , and check out Cathedral and the other 18 reverb algorithms that are unique to VintageVerb . We hope you enjoy the VintageVerb update, and thanks for your support!
I want to thank you from the bottom of my hearth for releasing new updates, adding new features to your plugins even after so much time. It’s not that long ago I got some of your plugins and I use them on ALL my projects since then. Really makes me wanna get more of your plugins, just as a thank you (looking on what should I get next).
All these awesome free updates make me feel better about the world. Thank you!
well said! This industry needs more companies like you. thank you for being so awesome!
Strongly agree. Valhalla is the best.
Thank you SO much for having these awesome quality reverbs available at a price that most of us can afford. And you still updating and adding new modes without charging is very gracious.
Amazing love Valhalla for this, thank you
Now, this is a way to build brand ambassadors. Release a killer product and then not nickel and dime your patrons for every update. Well done team, you can tell that you are proud of your work—as you should be. Cheers!
Hugely appreciate the update and the heads up
all your plugins are excellent and the reverbs have their place high up in the world of Lexicons, Bricastis and Eventides
many many thanks
Always nice when a brand doesn’t forget about their clients
and Valhalla has built a name for caring for their customers
by making all year round reasonably priced plugins
and they don’t focus so much on shady marketing
(like other brands that I’ll not say the name)
But they let their produces speak for themself
I always loved the VintageVerb (the first reverb plugin I had and used it on almost every mix of mine!
Big thanks to you for the new update!
We need more companies like VALHALLA who care about their customers.
You guys are awesome!
Best wishes!
That’s great. You’re the best! Thank you very much!!!
What joy to see this new release, and hear your demo. Thank you for making, and continuing to improve these wonderful creative tools.
You guys are the superstars of reverb. I’ve loved Valhalla since day 1
Wow! Really awesome that you guys keep on updating your plugs!
That’s what we, the frequent users, want and need!
Full support!
If only all plugin companies behaved this way. Thank you
Thanks so much! I use VintageVerb (and Plate) on ALL my productions since I got it.
All 4 of my radio singles mixed with Valhalla Vintage Verb landed in the US Smooth Jazz charts, my latest Single “Smile” is aired in SiriusXM/watercolors.
Couldn’t mix without Valhalla anymore, it’s over all my tracks, thank you!!!
The day before this dropped I made a send called “CATHEDRAL” with Valhalla Room. It sounds amazing, but now I feel like I gotta try it with this new sound. So excited to try it out! This plugins have to be the best bang for buck ever.
Finally my Buchla in St Pauls ! Thank You !
Wow, such a dedication!
Many kudos and thanks to the Valhalla team for such a wonderful update.
I already loved the plugin without the Cathedral Mode
Even more now!
Phenomenal work, much appreciated. I am also freshly in love with Supermassive. Much gratitude, and all the best. —Jason
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ValhallaVintageVerb is a postmodern reverb plugin, inspired by the classic hardware digital reverbs of the 1970s and 1980s.
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Written by Sean Costello 05.06.17 04.21.22
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I am happy to announce that ValhallaVintageVerb has been updated to version 1.7.1.
The 1.7.1 VintageVerb update is a free update, and is available in the valhalladsp.com user accounts of all people who have purchased a VintageVerb license. Demo versions can be downloaded from the main product page.
ValhallaVintageVerb 1.7.1 adds 2 new reverb modes, Chaotic Hall and Chaotic Chamber. These modes are the results of a thought experiment: what would “old school” digital reverb algorithms sound like if they were made using tape delays?
The “chaotic” aspects of Chaotic Hall and Chaotic Chamber:
Chaotic Hall is fairly close to Dirty Hall in its basic structure, just with “chaotic” elements. Chaotic Chamber is closer to the Smooth algorithms, but with the “digital” artifacts of the Smooth algorithms replaced with “analog” artifacts. Chaotic Chamber also adds some unique signal dependent diffusion parameters, which results in a clearer sounding reverb tale.
When I was adding the chaotic algorithms to VintageVerb, I presumed that the results would be closer to the dark murkiness of tape delays. It turns out that adding chaos to these algorithms resulted in more clarity and transparency in many cases. There are definitely tape-esque artifacts in the decay, but the analog-style saturation reduces ringing in the tail, and the tape chorusing results in less random pitch shifts than the random walk modulation used in the other modes.
The other major change to VintageVerb is a GUI option added to the NOW Color mode. We’ve received a few requests to change the NOW GUI to something darker, to keep it in line with the 70s and 80s modes. Other folks really like bright NOW GUI. The solution was to add a new text field in the upper right corner of the GUI, that is displayed when viewing the NOW mode. Click on the text to select between Brightness (the original white background GUI) or Darkness (the new mode, which is white text against a dark background). Both GUIs retain the “absence of color” that is a critical visual cue for the sonic characteristics of the NOW Color mode.
An earlier blog post goes in depth on self-similarity and chaos in analog audio. The Chaotic algorithms in VintageVerb are the first application of this research, as far as the Valhalla plugins go. Stay tuned for more chaos to come!
Sean, I and I’m sure many like me appreciate your outstanding work. I’m still stunned that you only charge $50 bucks for what in my opinion are the premiere verb and FX plugins on the market. You are working up some big time GOOD KARMA!
Oh ya, is it my imagination that the older patches like my favorite, Aerial Hall sound better after the update? Did you improve the overall sonic s of the Plug? I’m hearing a more open 3D sound field.
Won’t have a chance to really listen closely for a while but I just opened an existing mix that has VVV with the old Hall algorithm on the main reverb bus Ithat almost every track is sent to just a bit for glue, and switched it to chaotic hall without any other changes. I like what I’m hearing a lot, right up there with the OTO BAM I picked up a few months back. I’m pretty much 100% Valhalla for mix reverbs at this point, but I still like to track stuff with hardware reverb baked in sometimes, too, and VVV is the only plugin that can easily stand with the BAM for this kind of sound, more now than ever. Fantastic work as always.
That Antichrist movie gave me nightmares.
I have nice reverbs, but Vintage Reverb is my go to . Thanks for the update!
I am still thinking you should make a quality hardware device some day …
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