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@@theexile1155 Praise God!!!

Altiverbs gets a lot of resonance in my experience. Some really beautiful moments. But with this you'll get a cleaner sound.

People identify as plugins now?

@@navigator8222 huh?

I know i have R4 and exponential. Really haven't got into them. Woundering if i should get this also.

The future ain't what it used to be...it's even better! I just bought Neoverb & can't wait to try it out.

A lot of people, myself included, put reverbs and delays on an FX channel and send/bus it to the tracks you want. That saves CPU usage. My record template has two to three reverbs and four different delays on FX channels, then I can send them anywhere i want. As for mastering you should bounce your mix down un-mastered and do that seperatly in Ozone 9 - not have Ozone on your master 2 channel output.

Yes! You can use Reverb Assistant on an Aux track or on an insert.

The same thing happens with me in FL Studio 20. Perhaps it's because you're using foreign plug-ins? Every plug-in that's not stock does that. So, I don't think it's a bug in the first place.

It's common on izotope plugins, i honestly don't use many of them just because of this

@@NotoLumen You have to use the same plugin bit as your DAW bit. If you run 32bit FL Studio then you need to use/install 32bit plugins also so that you dont have that play/pause bug. Inside FL Studio open help-about, and check top right to see if youre using 32bit or 64bit. Whatever one youre using make sure to always install that version of vst. I recently upgraded from 11 to 20 and had that bug. All my vsts were 32bit but FL 20 installed 64bit on the desktop and I was having issues. Inside program files (x86), image line, FL Studio 20, there is 32bit and 64bit versions. Whatever one you wanna use just drag it on the desktop, delete the original one on the desktop first.

@@SpacedOutDoonie Yeah, after I left that reply, I noticed that the bug just suddenly disappeared after some update I installed to FL Studio. So, yeah, you're probably right.

Hahah we NEED that!!!

@@Glow0110 That was exactly what i was thinkin! Trash 3 next plz

Hey Jonathan! So Neoverb and Nimbus are two different approaches to reverb plug-ins. Neoverb borrows from the creative family of Exponential Audio reverbs, based on the tech found in R2. It's great at adding textural and very lush reverbs to recordings, among other things. Nimbus excels at creating very believable spaces and sounds reminiscent of classic digital hardware reverbs. Nimbus comes from the other family of Exponential Audio reverbs that focus on creating a more realistic space approach. So if you're looking for a more creative reverb that is actually 3x in one with options to blend and our new EQ / Unmasking features, then it would be worth trying out the free 10-day demo of Neoverb in your projects.

@@iZotopeOfficial i thought y’all weren’t going to be updating Exponential Audio plugins to be silicon native though according to an update list y’all put out a while back, so what’s going to happen to em?

@@jonathankessler9853 EA plug-ins are in scope to be patched for Monterey and Rosetta mode. We don't have an officially announcement which ones will receive full M1 Native support at this time. Our best guess is it will be the top tier 3rd generation ones of Stratus and Symphony. Older 1st and 2nd generation EA products are likely to be Rosetta only. That is all subject to change at any time.

@@iZotopeOfficial that makes me happy, thank you.

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Are you working an a potato? Neoverb seems very lean to me. I have a Ryzen 3600 CPU, 16 GB DDR4 and can load up plenty of sends and inserts with Neoverb.

Besides, you can just print it once you're happy with the result.

Don't stack your track full with reverbs then. Use buses/groups. Theres no need to put reverb on every single instrument.

I am not surprised it´s heavy on cpu, that´s what Izotope generally is.

It's up to you! If you place it on an insert, use a more conservative Wet/Dry setting, if it's on an aux then set the Wet/Dry at 100% and set you sends accordingly.

And do auto EQ detection/adjust functions work the same in either scenario?

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Actually no it is not resource hungry I have a 2013 iMac i7 and 32 GB RAM. It runs really well. I tried 10 different Neoverbs at the same time and it still had no problems.

Controls like Damping, Diffusion and more can be found in the Advanced panel of Neoverb, which you can learn more about here: www.izotope.com/en/learn/neoverb-advanced-panel.html

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