
Yesterday I had a little fiddle diddle with a free VST plugin, the AriesVerb. it's basically a multi effects processor with reverb, delay, tube, and chorus fx's on board. I wanted to bring some life in the static bass sound. Think i achieved it by applying AriesVerb presets for bass (bass fatten I, II, or III).
It's probably the most common of all audio effects including equalizer, chorus, delay, compressor etc. yet I am still learning to use the reverb fx effectively. More importantly, i am training my ears to hear it as I change dry/wet setting let alone its other settings. Hope this little finding will help my cause. Some bits and pieces about the AriesVerb.
Multi-effects processor
AriesVerb is a multi-effects processor in VST format with extremely low CPU usage. Examples of what it is capable of include but are not limited to:
- Reverbs
- Delays, Echoes and Reflections
- Choruses and Flangers
- Stereo Transformations
- Body Resonances, Filters
- Distortion
- Dynamics
- Pitch shifting
- FM effects
- ... plus arbitrary blends and crossovers of any of the above
NOTE. The newest version is not yet available but you can download previous versions.