FabFilter Pro-R 2

FabFilter Pro-R 2

FabFilter Pro-R 2: High Quality Algorithmic Immersive Reverb. Give Your Music Sone Space.

 

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Natural Sound, Musical Controls

As one of the most used effects in the audio world, reverbs come in all forms and flavors. FabFilter Pro-R 2 stands out with stellar sound quality, being able to recreate natural spaces as well as classic vintage and plate reverbs that sit in the mix perfectly. At the same time, our unique interface design with intuitive musical controls make it simply a joy to work with.

Make Some Space

FabFilter Pro-R 2 takes a musical approach to reverb, offering userfriendly, non-technical controls like Brightness, Character and Distance to achieve the reverb sound you are looking for without requiring a degree in reverb science.

The stepless Space control lets you fade between dozens of different, carefully tuned room models, automatically choosing a matching decay time for a natural-sounding result

Shape The Decay Time

The decay time of a real room often varies wildly over the frequency spectrum, which is one of the key ingredients of a room’s reverb character. To simulate this, the industry-first Decay Rate EQ concept in FabFilter Pro-R 2 offers completely free adjustment of the decay time over the frequency spectrum.

Since it uses parametric EQ bands instead of a traditional crossover system. It provides much more flexibility to shape the decay time characteristics. Together with the integrated 6-band Post-EQ, designing reverbs of any style or character has never been easier.

All-new Vintage and Plate reverb Styles

Expanding on the clean, natural sound of Pro-R, Pro-R 2 introduces two new reverb algorithms that bring a diversity of retro flavors to mixes. ‘Vintage’ is inspired by classic digital reverb units of the ’80s and ’90s, and is the go-to for long, bright hyper-real spatial ambiences, while ‘Plate’ serves up the evocative metallic sound of plate reverb, ideal for drums and vocals. Together, the two new styles broaden Pro-R 2’s spatializing remit out from the realistic physical environments for which its predecessor was known into more overtly synthetic textural territory.

Features

• Beautifully designed room models, ranging from small ambiences and rooms to large concert halls and huge cathedrals
• Full immersive / Dolby Atmos functionality, with channel layouts up to 9.1.6. A lot of time has been spent to implement surround cross feeding, resulting in an exceptionally convincing ‘sense of space’
• Introducing two brand-new reverb algorithms: Vintage and Plate, recreating classic digital reverbs and the metallic plate sound
• Carefully developed to easily fit in the mix, without causing undesirable coloration, density or phase problems
• Gorgeous Retina interface with large interactive reverb display featuring Decay Rate EQ and Post EQ curves
• Very easy to set up, with user-friendly, non-technical controls
• Distance control to adjust the proximity to the sound source in the selected space
• Introducing a full-featured preset browser, with support for tags, favorites and easy searching and filtering
• The Character control changes the sound from a clean, transparent decay, to a lively reverb with pronounced reflections and echoes, all the way to an over-modulated chorus-like effect
• Added optional Speakers setting for Decay Rate and Post EQ bands in surround/immersive layouts. Offering much more control over decay times in a room model

Tech Specs

MAC

OS X 10.13 or higher

CPU: Apple Silicon or Intel processor

Plugins: VST-2, VST-3, AU, AAX, OTHER

WINDOWS

Windows 11, 10, 8, 7 or Vista

Plugins: VST-2, VST-3, AAX, OTHER

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