TC Electronic has announced the release of the M30 Studio Reverb plug-in for Windows and Mac OS X in VST and AU effect plug-in formats.
If you act quickly you can get it for free – it’s available for $0.00, by signing up for the TC Electronic Newsletter, until Wednesday 18th November, 2009, after then it’ll cost $79.
This is a non-expiring and functional plug-in.
Features:
This is a non-expiring and functional plug-in.
Features:
- Hall: M30 is derived from the popular M40 reverb that ships with all TC Electronic audio interfaces. The sound of M30 takes the same Hall reverb algorithm that’s found in the M40 (alongside Room and Plate algorithms).
- Pre Delay: Whether you work with vocals or instruments, the M30 Studio Reverb will add a broad and warm reverb to your sound. Use the pre delay to separate the source from the reverb tail.
- Decay: M30 preserves the natural characteristics of the original source, which gives you an authentic large sound. Use the decay parameter to adjust the length of the reverb diffuse field.
- Hi Color: The sound of M30 is perfectly suited to vocals, but it can also be used with a wide variety of instruments and audio material. Hi Color varies the “color” of the reverb. From dark to crisp and bright, the Color parameter can really change the characteristics and style of the reverb.
- Mix: The Mix parameter obviously sets the wet/dry mix. Use the convenient 100% knob when working with the reverb as parallel effect.
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