VintageVerb emulates the classic digital reverbs from the '70s and '80s with 15 algorithms, while three different "Color" modes implement the reduced bandwidth of earlier digital reverbs, up through the "Now" setting for full- bandwidth, artifact-free operation. Room focuses on high- quality room simulation reverbs with 12 different algorithms for rooms, chambers, and more. Shimmer is a reverb with the ability to pitch-shift the feedback signal for classic Eno/Lanois-style "shimmer" effects. Freq Echo can do some freaky effects by combining a Bode frequency shifter with analog echo and feedback. Think choruses, delays, and bucket-brigade device (BBD) effects. ÜberMod is a multi-tap delay and modulation effect. One of them ( Freq Echo) is a free download, and the rest you can download and try (with demo limitations) before you make your final purchase decisions. There are six different time-based plug- ins in total. Uh, those are waves I'm pretty happy to catch, especially as the plug-ins sound really good. Four: The plug-ins cost $50 each, and you get multiple installations per license, without having to pay recurring subscription or support fees.
Valhalla has moved into the present with super-clean, easy-to- navigate flat-design graphics that look cool and already seem timeless. Our web dude Dave Middleton disdains these skeuomorphisms (a big word I learned from Dave). When the GUI is not done well, trying to move the knobs with a mouse is a pain. I love my Fairchild 660 plug-in, as well as my other vintage emulations, but designing plug-ins to look like old gear - complete with scratched faceplates and virtual knobs that require turning - is a bit backward. They were both raving about how good Valhalla plug-ins sounded. I first heard of them via two of my engineers, Chris Woodhouse and Scott McDowell. Two: Word of mouth on these plug-ins is growing. I hope he has another outlet of some sorts, but I guess we're the beneficiaries of his obsession, so I won't complain. Sean seems a bit obsessed with reverb, to be honest. One: They only make reverb and delay plug-ins. There are a few things that make Valhalla unique.
Valhalla DSP is a new plug-in company consisting of Sean (coding) and Kristin (graphics, marketing) Costello, who together run a small and efficient operation.
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