Introducing Biverb

Two Reverb Units, Infinite Possibilities

Biverb boasts two independent reverb engines, each equipped with a range of meticulously crafted algorithms (Spring, Room, Plate, Chamber, Hall, and Shimmer). This allows users to blend and layer different reverb textures, creating complex and evolving soundscapes that enhance any production.

Split Signals for Maximum Control

What sets Biverb apart is its unique signal-splitting capabilities. You can distribute audio to the two reverb units in four distinct ways:

Frequency - Split the signal by frequency range, applying different reverb effects to low and high frequencies.

Volume - Split the signal based on loudness, allowing you to apply different reverb effects to quieter and louder sections of your mix.

Stereo (Left/Right) - Apply different reverb effects to the left and right channels for a wider, more immersive sound.

Mid/Side - Separate the center and sides of your stereo mix, applying different reverbs for enhanced spatial control.

Dual Ducking and Modulation for Added Dynamics

Both reverb units feature independent ducking, ensuring the clean signal remains clear and punchy, even with heavy reverb. Additionally, each unit has its own modulation section, giving you the ability to add subtle or dramatic motion to your reverb tails, making your sound more dynamic and engaging.

Free 15-Day Trial and Free-for-Life Updates

Biverb offers a fully functional 15-day trial with no saving limits or restrictions. Additionally, the license purchase includes free-for-life updates, ensuring the plugin remains compatible with future operating systems and DAWs. And according to  UnitedPlugins policy, you can use one license on as many computers as you own. 

Don't miss the intro pricing

The regular price on Biverb is €79, but you can get it for €15 just until the 11th of November.