Antiverb is the industry-standard convolution reverb plug-in for Mac OS X and Windows. It features superior quality samples of real spaces for creating resonances, ranging from the Sydney Opera House to the cockpit of an airplane.
The original and professional resonance of convolution
Antiverb is the industry-standard convolution reverb plug-in for Mac OS X and Windows. It features superior quality samples of real spaces for creating resonances, ranging from the Sydney Opera House to the cockpit of an airplane. Altiverb is efficient, offers many parameters of resonance adjustments, is fully automatable and supports 64-bit systems. Every month, Altiverb users receive new responses from free boosts.
Free boost responses
More than anyone in the industry, and with more attention to detail, Audio Ease has traveled the world to record the acoustics of the best sound spaces. The results of hundreds of these trips are being sent to Altiverb. As an example, Wembley stadiums in London to the ancient caves of the island of Malta are included.
The infrared browser
The impulse response library is now more accessible than ever due to Altiverb's new visual browser. Select answers by clicking on photos from rooms. Instant loading without intervals, organization by size, and single-click favorites are just some of the possibilities. The answer browser contains a keyword search field, single-click download, and install new free boost responses.
Musical spaces
The Altiverb Library of Acoustics contains the most sought-after spaces for music. The main concert halls of the cities of Berlin, Los Angeles, Vienna and Amsterdam for their orchestral work are included. And of course, among other studios.
Vintage reverberation gear
The Altiverb contains a tremendous amount of classic reverb mechanisms and purpose-built echo chambers. You'll find all the EMT boards you want, spring reverberations, classic digital equipment and more.
Experimental responses
Take any sound from your tracks or search and throw it on Altiverb to use it as a boost response. Try piano chords, glass break, spoken word, thunder or a drum loop. In convolution, each sample of the input is replaced by any response to the impulse. So if you use a piano chord as a boost, and clap on Altiverb, the chord comes out.
Stage positioning
An exhaustive recording session in a Viennese concert hall gave an algorithm that allows you to accurately place your sound anywhere on the stage of all concert halls or in any of the other rooms.
System requirements:
Windows 7 or higher
Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard or higher
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