Renaissance Reverb

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With rich reverb tails, an advanced early reflection system, and dual-band EQ and damping controls, Renaissance Reverb delivers unsurpassed sound and performance with extraordinary density and texture.

12 reverb types
De-correlation for subtle early reflections changes and fine-tuning
Negative predelay value delays the dry signal

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$199
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$850
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$2890
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$106
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$99
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$299
Impact Combo for X32 and M32 Consoles

$1799
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$1990
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$1449
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$1350
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$1999
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$199
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Aug 24, 2017

8 Reverb Mixing Tips

Learn when to choose different reverb types, whether to make your reverb dry or wet, how to set pre-delay and reverb time – and why reverb size matters!

Mark Ronson Producer, DJ, Recording Artist

Amy Winehouse, Jay-Z, Adele, Bruno Mars

“The Renaissance plugins have been my bread and butter since I ran my first sessions in Pro Tools in 2000. They are engraved in me like muscle memory. They’re great, they don’t take up a load of my CPU, and I can use them quickly and move along with what I’m doing.”

Mike Sapone Producer, Recording & Mixing Engineer, Composer

Brand New, Taking Back Sunday, Mayday Parade, Public Enemy

“The Waves Renaissance Reverb is truly something special. I keep coming back to it mix after mix. Room, gate, spring, the built-in EQ – all of it – is wonderful. Whether it’s small room on snare, spring on clean guitars or medium plate on lead vocals, they just kill.”

Stew Jackson Producer, Writer, Engineer

Massive Attack, Damon Albarn, Hope Sandoval, Nick Cave

“Renaissance Reverb has been part of my artillery for years. When I’m starting a new track and I have no idea what it’s going to be, I usually reach for a guitar or a keyboard and send everything through a 20-second R-Verb. I record the Verb and nothing else and build the track around that.”