Posted by: TheHopiWay
cool spring reverb - 02/20/10 07:56 PM
I recently listened to some old mixes I did around 1980 and was knocked out by how cool the vocal reverb was.
It was a MicMix Master Room spring reverb (XL 305 I think).
I'd forgotten how nice those sounded.
Posted by: sscannon
Re: cool spring reverb - 02/21/10 10:41 AM
One studio I work at has one of those. It hasn't been hooked up in years.
Posted by: TheHopiWay
Re: cool spring reverb - 02/21/10 08:37 PM
I wonder what they'd want for it.....
Posted by: sscannon
Re: cool spring reverb - 02/21/10 09:00 PM
I'll ask...they have both parts, and I think they have the cable. I want it though......
What's it worth?
Posted by: TheHopiWay
Re: cool spring reverb - 02/22/10 08:43 AM
From the limited info I've found omline they seem to go for around $550+/- providing you can find one.
The xl305 seems to be regarded as one of the best models.
I found some convolution impulses here:
http://www.xs4all.nl/~fokkie/IR.htm#Masterroom
but I only have the waves convolution verb and it requires a proprietary impulse form. According to the site these are for altiverb.
Posted by: rick
Re: cool spring reverb - 02/22/10 05:01 PM
I still have one of those Premier standalone units from probably the early 60s. Recapped and tested it in the late 90s.
Sits unused...time to sell it.
I prefere my outboard Lexicon pcm81 and 91 over the plugin verbs. Just a more natural feel.
Posted by: TheHopiWay
Re: cool spring reverb - 02/22/10 08:27 PM
I'm using a PCM 90, and an AMS rmx16 for the hardware verbs.
A Master Room would be a nice option to those.
For software verbs I'm liking the waves convolution verb using the Lexicon 480 impulses and the UAD plate 140 and UAD roland 201 space echo.
Posted by: Dan Bozek
Re: cool spring reverb - 02/22/10 10:04 PM
I got some nice results using Flex Reverb (from NI's Kore 2) today on some vocals. Really nice. I think I might use this more often.