Is there any way to get Valhalla Shimmer qualities with ValhallaVintageVerb?
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 426 posts since 9 Feb, 2012
Can I get really long reverbs with ValhallaVintageVerb like the ones in Valhalla Shimmer? I guess I won't be able to do the pitch modulation stuff that Valhalla Shimmer does but is there something similar? Or is there a way to chain effects to get a similar effect? I use Bitwig Studio by the way, and it has great chaining capabilities.. perhaps I could build an effects chain with stuff that I do have? Don't have the extra cash for Valhalla Shimmer at the moment.. any tips?
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- KVRAF
- 3426 posts since 15 Nov, 2006 from Pacific NW
Try the demo, turn up the reverb size to max, turn up the decay time, and see if that sound works for you!
As far as chaining the reverbs, ValhallaShimmer has special characteristics that allow for multiple instances of the stereo modes to be chained in series without causing coloration. The other Valhalla reverbs don't have this characteristic. Multiple instances of ValhallaRoom (for example) might sound really really metallic and bad.
Sean Costello
As far as chaining the reverbs, ValhallaShimmer has special characteristics that allow for multiple instances of the stereo modes to be chained in series without causing coloration. The other Valhalla reverbs don't have this characteristic. Multiple instances of ValhallaRoom (for example) might sound really really metallic and bad.
Sean Costello
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- KVRist
- 380 posts since 30 Aug, 2001 from Pyrlandia
a bit of digging...
i kinda like chaining instances of VVV with different algorithms. the following sample is a guitar run through 100% wet Sanctuary into 100% wet Random Space. for poor man's shimmering i put Sound Hack's +bubbler between the verbs.
this in no way tries to replicate the qualities of Shimmer though, just showing off where a bit of creativity can get one
https://db.tt/xZyiW9tw
i kinda like chaining instances of VVV with different algorithms. the following sample is a guitar run through 100% wet Sanctuary into 100% wet Random Space. for poor man's shimmering i put Sound Hack's +bubbler between the verbs.
this in no way tries to replicate the qualities of Shimmer though, just showing off where a bit of creativity can get one
https://db.tt/xZyiW9tw
"Dont mistake your inability to understand how this happens for it actualy being imposible. " - nollock
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 426 posts since 9 Feb, 2012
Hey michu, thanks for this great tip, will try it out!michu wrote:a bit of digging...
i kinda like chaining instances of VVV with different algorithms. the following sample is a guitar run through 100% wet Sanctuary into 100% wet Random Space. for poor man's shimmering i put Sound Hack's +bubbler between the verbs.
this in no way tries to replicate the qualities of Shimmer though, just showing off where a bit of creativity can get one
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- KVRAF
- 2354 posts since 15 Feb, 2006 from Berkeley, CA
FWIW, I got a great deep. smooth sound recently by running VVV in NonLin mode into Plate...valhallasound wrote:Try the demo, turn up the reverb size to max, turn up the decay time, and see if that sound works for you!
As far as chaining the reverbs, ValhallaShimmer has special characteristics that allow for multiple instances of the stereo modes to be chained in series without causing coloration. The other Valhalla reverbs don't have this characteristic. Multiple instances of ValhallaRoom (for example) might sound really really metallic and bad.
Sean Costello
