SPRING 905 - is an emulation of a legendary and classic Spring reverberation effect with Moogish kind of sound. In the 1960's Spring reverberations were a very new part of the guitar sound. This was a cheap and creative solution to mimic studio reverberation effects that were avaliable in studios.

Spring reverberation is based on a tank with a few springs between two electrical transducers. The input transducer shakes the springs in response to the electrical signal. The bigger the signal, the greater the movement of the springs. This signal coming from the springs is picked up by a second transducer, which converts the motion into a new signal that is then amplified and mixed with the original signal.

Introducing a new effect. This device can basically be used as a Noise Gate.. but Gate effects can do much more.. And it's more interesting than that!

The device has two modes; working as both a Gate effect and for Ducking (in 4 additional modes).

With GATE, you can use the device as a Noise Gate (also known as Gate). A gate attenuates signals that register below a threshold. A gate can shape a sound by turning up the threshold so that it cuts off reverb or delay tails, or truncates an instrument's natural decay. Producers have been using gates for years; from the disco boom of the mid 70's to later various styles of music. A Gate transforms an audio signal into a rhythmic jumping sound.

HOLYVERB is a modern effect processor for any kind of incoming audio signal that includes various combinations of modulation and signal change effects. Basically, a signal can be pitch-shifted up to +-2 octaves and then the device can add frequency changes via frequency-shifts.

The Reverb and Delay sections can be routed in Pre/Post positions. The Reverb includes a classical reverberation, but also includes an additional Reverb Increase block based on 3 reverb modes from the legendary EHX (TM) Holy Grail guitar FX pedal. You can apply basic reverb and mix it with this Increase mode which includes a Spring, Hall, or Flerb setting.

AR1 is an algorithmic reverb plugin designed to sound great on all types of instruments. AR1 sounds amazing on Pianos, Bells, Guitars, and Vocals, but also on more synthetic sounds like Synthesizer leads. We have tweaked and tested for thousands of hours to get this sounding just right for any sound source you care to throw at it.

A Reverb plugin is used to make instruments sound like they are being played in a real place (Hall, Stadium etc) , an algorithmic (ie realtime) reverb has to recreate this very convincingly or it will just sound "wrong” or fake.