Gigaverb
Key Features
- Algorithmic reverb based on modified open-source GVerb code.
- Extremely long decay times reaching minutes.
- High-quality sample-rate scaling.
- Lowest CPU use stated at native 48 kHz.
- Version 1.0.1 Win32 and Win64 VST downloads.
Description
Gigaverb is an algorithmic reverb from Elements based on open-source GVerb code modified for extremely long decay times. It includes sample-rate scaling through high-quality resampling, allowing the effect to run at target session rates even though the original code did not support scaling.
The decay can extend to minutes, which lets Gigaverb move from halls and rooms into special-effect tails. The source says it uses the least CPU at a native 48 kHz sample rate, and lists version 1.0.1 Win32 and Win64 VST downloads at about 0.4 MB and 0.5 MB.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long can Gigaverb decay?
The source says Gigaverb supports decay times of minutes, allowing it to work as a special effect as well as a conventional reverb.
How does it handle sample rates?
The plugin adds high-quality resampling to scale the effect to the target sample rate. The source says it uses the least CPU at a native 48 kHz rate.
Which formats are listed?
Version 1.0.1 is provided as Win32 and Win64 VST downloads of approximately 0.4 MB and 0.5 MB.
