Reverberate 2 is a modulated true-stereo hybrid convolution reverb audio processor for Mac and PC. Using a unique mix of advanced signal processing technology it creates a unique rich and dynamic reverb with unrivaled sonic capabilities.
Reverberate 2 introduces Fusion-IRs, an innovative approach to convolution reverb creating a lively, organic reverberation that is impossible to achieve with traditional static convolution.
By using a modulated mix of two separately controllable true stereo or Fusion-IRs incredibly musical and convincing reverbs are possible far surpassing traditional convolution plugins.
Further modulation is possible using post-processing effects including an all-pass interpolator chorus, modulated delay, modulated EQ and separately controllable early / late reverb pitch modulators.
This version does not require installation, but requires registration through the use of the registry files
Uninstall the previously installed version Reverberate.
Unzip the content by running the file “LiquidSonics Reverberate 2.100.exe”
Copy the folder .. \ C \ Program Files (x86) \ VstPlugins \ LiquidSonics \ into the folder:
– For 32-bit Windows – in the folder c: \ Program Files \ VstPlugins \;
– For 64-bit Windows – in the folder c: \ Program Files (x86) \ VstPlugins \.
Copy the folder .. \ C \ Program Files (x86) \ LiquidSonics \ into the folder:
– For 32-bit Windows – in the folder c: \ Program Files \;
– For 64-bit Windows – in the folder c: \ Program Files (x86) \.Explanation:
As a result of the last step, for example, 64-bit Windows folder
C: \ Program Files (x86) \ LiquidSonics \ Reverberate \ will be located:
Folder: Presets
Folder: Resources
Reverberate (x64) .lic
Reverberate User Guide.pdf
Reverberate-change-log.txt
Reverberate.licAttention!
You can change the path of the above, correct if the way prescribed * .reg file,
so that they match the actual placement of your configuration.To register reverberate, as an administrator, run
– LiquidSonics Reverberate for 32-bit Windows.reg;
– LiquidSonics Reverberate for 64-bit Windows.reg.
