Engines
Four reverbs.
SpringThe drip and boing of a guitar amp’s spring reverb. Tension sets how loose and soft or tight and bright the springs sound. Amp voices the tank as it sits inside an amp, mono and darker, and Mix then brings it up over your dry sound like an amp’s Reverb knob.
Band split
Split each effect into Low, Mid and High bands.
Apply an effect to only part of your sound. Drag the two lines to split it into Low, Mid and High, then set how much of each band goes through the effect. At 0% a band stays dry.
Band splitReverb · Studio
180 Hz
3.2 kHz
below 180 Hz
180 Hz – 3.2 kHz
above 3.2 kHz
Drag to set
Put each split anywhere from 40 Hz to 12 kHz. Hold Shift for fine moves; double-click puts a line back.
A mix per band
Drag a band up or down on the display to set how much of it the effect gets. Click a band's tab to mute it, and click again to bring back the mix it had.
Per engine
Every engine keeps its own split, so moving to another engine and back never loses one you set.
Specification
Formats, latency and presets.
FormatsVST®3 · AU (macOS) · VST3 (Windows)
macOS11+, Universal, Apple Silicon native
Windows10+, 64-bit
LatencyNone
Band splitLow, Mid and High, a mix per band, kept per engine
Presets21 factory presets plus your own
FaceDark or light
Also inTonestatic Alpine, with the other three modules
UpdatesFree
Tonestatic Reverb
Reverb as a plugin of its own, 4 engines. Free updates.