Need to make more than one machines play the same thing? Program the first machine using the Polac VST adaptor, then save that machine by itself to a BMX. Then import it back into the song you're working on. Choose a different instrument for the new VST instance and there you are--double the fun for half the effort. Need another instrument playing the same thing? Just import the saved song again! Easy! - kwook

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MACHINE / PLUGIN INFO

Buzz Machine info:

Machine name:

SVerb

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Author:

Sonic

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Reverb (Effect)

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Final ?

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Machine Description:

A reverb effect ported down to Buzz from the original Sonic Timeworks 4080L.

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Release date:

2000-12-11 [yyyy-mm-dd]

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424

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2001-05-23

--Sonic Verb--

neurodancer

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Comment by: GoaBuzz
Written on: 2004-3-3

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This reverb is the best ive ever had!
It?s easy to use and powerfull , this is the best Reeverb for pads , ambience , drum room...
I love it!
Thanks for this reeverb Sonic!

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Comment by: mute
Written on: 2004-3-3

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a free port of sonc timework's 4080L (http://www.sonictimeworks.com/p_reverb4080.php) brought to us from SurfSmurf (Matilde tracker) and Michael Olsen. A killer reverb with all the great options. Definitly a classic and a favorite .. whenever I'm not using Smart Electronix's Ambience .. I'm using SVerb.

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Comment by: simakwm
Written on: 2004-3-3

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It?s the best and the simplest reverb machine ever.

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Comment by: noolout
Written on: 2004-3-3

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One really cool thing to do is to play around with the wet and dry parameters for fine tuning your reverb - that pretty much goes for any reverb - but yea, this is one of the best - thanks to surfsmurf for the buzz port and timeworks for the verb!

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Comment by: SKiTZO
Written on: 2004-3-5

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This is a good verb!

I find it especially good for short verb times and low frequency (base) sounds. The Bell function is the secret weapon here imo.

Tip:
Turn "Color" parmater all the way down and "Bell gain" all the way up.. And set the "Bell freq" to some low frequency around 40-400 hz. "Bell width" is fine at 2-4octs. Then feed it with basy input and adjust lowpasshighpass/dry/wet/damping/roomsize/predelay etc to liking..
booom!!!