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1. EVENTIDE BLACKHOLE REVERB PLUGIN INSTALL
2. EVENTIDE BLACKHOLE REVERB PLUGIN FULL
3. EVENTIDE BLACKHOLE REVERB PLUGIN LICENSE

I think it would be just easier to show this in a (private) video instead. Now I know it is just easier to throw in specs on the table to tell you what this reverb can do and what it can't do.

Because I experienced this issue, I thought I would just throw this on the table in case you have issues with installing Blackhole in your own DAW.īesides the installation hiccup, once you have passed the insanity test you are ready for some insane Reverb sound effects. For a lot of reasons, Google was my friend in most cases to figure out how things would turn out. It took me quite some time to figure out most of the pieces of the puzzle. So with that, all said, installing this Blackhole Reverb is like trying to make the Kessel Run in 12 parsecs but you'll end up doing it in 24 instead.

EVENTIDE BLACKHOLE REVERB PLUGIN FULL

Deselect the "use VST in custom folder" (turn it off) and when done so, turn it on again (this triggers a full scan of all VST plugins). Rescan a VST folder can be done using two different ways:Ģ.

EVENTIDE BLACKHOLE REVERB PLUGIN INSTALL

While trying to install it inside Ableton, I have to manually trigger a re-scan of all VSTs to make this one work though. I thought I would just mention it, so you are warned). Now if you compare this with the amount of work that goes with for instance setting up Komplete 12. if all is good, Blackhole should be registered as an effect. You register the product using the ILOK manager tool (two computers at maximum)Īnd if everything goes alright. You use your ILOK account to connect to the shop installing this will be a little like a mindfuck in case you have no idea what ILOK is.

EVENTIDE BLACKHOLE REVERB PLUGIN LICENSE

Eventide decided to use ILOK for their license thingymabob. While originally this thing has a price tag of $199 (which is totally insane, even if you compare it with the TSAR-1 from Softube, which also has just one algorithm just saying) currently while I am typing this reverb plugin is on sale for $69. And not trying to emulate anything in real life (maybe the sound of space. Since Blackhole is about 'creative' stuff. If you expect a reverb that has more then just one algorithm to emulate a specific reverb type, then this plugin might just not be your thing.

Also, since I am about transparency, there might be a reason why you should not get it. And the above pointers already made me wanting this reverb VST plugin for a really long time. Now, to be honest, this always a thing with these type of plugins. Modulating a reverb has never been that much easier to do so (without the clunky audio stops that a lot of reverb tend to have). The size of this reverb is totally driven to insanity mode.Ģ. The reason why I had my eye on the Blackhole Reverb myself is that of two major things:ġ. It is where you take reverb to the next creative level more or less

I know this is a silly joke because gravity is just a setting inside this plugin.Įventide their Blackhole Reverb is a plugin reverb that does not try to emulate reverb as we know it. It is a reverb plugin that emulates gravity. Today I purchased Blackhole from Eventide. Hence we have all these different reverb plugins that emulate space in different ways. Because why does a reverb always have to resemble space? It can just be an effect for what it is worth. And often I find myself playing around with filters, delays and other effects just to create a reverb that sounds different than traditional reverb should sound like. Sometimes I want to create something else than a Cathedral space. Just because it tries to emulate a specific type of space. Reverb is usually limited by "space", and that is. I won't bore you with technical details in this article. This gets translated to what the reverb is doing and ya da ya da. Because impulse responses is a basic analysis of what the room is doing inside an audio file. Impulse Response brought a new meaning to the idea what a reverb could be sounding like. This is where reverb has been in different forms to emulate space in different ways we can do it in a digital realm.