Menu
Arturia
Hey guys it’s Jacob here from Arturia and in this video, we’ll do an overview
of our newest audio plug-in Rev PLATE-140.
Let’s get into it!
Plate reverbs became popular in the 60s and since then they have been one of the
most used reverbs in all professional studios.
Now let me take you through its functions to see what it can do and why you should give it a try.
As you can see Rev PLATE-140 carefully emulates the look and feel of the
original units to guarantee the best user experience.
In the top left corner, we can see the drop-down menu where we can save, import or export our presets,
as well as resize the window so it fits our screen.
Next up we have a few browsing controls to manage the presets.
We can seek through them by entering the browser,
unfolding the presets lists or by using the left and right arrows.
Rev PLATE-140 comes with a couple of parameters that guarantee ease-of-use and fantastic sonic results.
The power switch lets you bypass the plug-in at any given time.
The drive introduces very warm tube saturation at the input of the reverb,
including gain compensation to maintain a constant perceived level.
Next block provides three different plate types:
The punchy one comes with a tight field that’s well suited for the percussive sounds.
The classic EMT provides more lush sound inspired by the famed EMT 140.
And the modern type gives a brighter sound with enhanced high-frequency decay times.
There’s also a decay parameter here which works within the range of one to six seconds.
Blend knob determines the ratio between the dry and wet signal and width sets
the stereo width of the reverb rated signal from stereo to mono.
The additional Arturia features are available for everyone who’s willing to
experiment and go a bit deeper with their mixes or sound design.
On the left side, we have a pre-delay and high-pass filter knobs.
The middle section contains the chorus modulation with the pre/post switches and a knob that sets the amount.
The final feature brings a post equalizer with high and low shelf cutoff
with a gain range from minus 24 to – 24 Db.
Enough talk let’s see how it sounds!
When approaching drum sounds the recommended model would be the punchy one
as it provides a bit drier feel, but obviously there are no creative limits here.
What I also like to do with the drums is to add the drive tube to the signal so
it becomes a bit more saturated. Let’s try it out!
A very cool result, highly recommended for anyone wanting to experiment with
the rhythmic sections and percussive sounds.
A nice tip here would be to use
the wet only signal to create a little break feel, let’s work on that now.
First off we need to set the blend knob the maximum wet then set the decay to 1.5,
and use the high-pass filter in the extension rack to get rid of the rumbling lows.
We can also introduce a bit of the pre-delay for the additional groove feel.
Now, all we need to do is to create a new audio track and
set its audio inputs to the original breakbeat track with the reverb on.
Once this is done we can take the audio with the wet only signal and manipulate it.
All that’s left to do is to find a nice moment, reverse it and place it at the
end of the original drum track.
We can also play around with its tuning, volume and add a little bit of delay and reverb send as well.
Let’s listen to it now!
Here we go, a very cool way to come up with a personal sounding riser that will be a
bit different than the typical laser or reversed crushed sound.
Moving on, let’s see how the reverb will behave with vocals for this case we’ll start with
the classic EMT model that’s usually perfect for voices.
Pretty universal as you can hear.
One of my favorite ways when approaching this type of vocal is to crunch it up a bit with the maximum drive setting
and then use the rudder of small decay time with the pre-delay sets to higher values.
Let’s listen!
Sounds very cool!
This way we’ve achieved a very nice lo-fi signal with
the additional groove and punch created by the drive and pre-delay parameters.
At the end, I want to show you how the chorus modulation can influence your pad or string sounds.
I’m going to play this small bit now and increase the
modulation amount so you can notice how it will change the character of the sound.
Very lush and big sounding.
One more thing, let’s listen to a couple of more
classic sounds with the Rev 140 on and another track to hear how the vocal part
with the PLATE will cut through the mix.
Hopefully, this demo will give you a nice insight into the quality of our virtual reverb.
We’ve tried pretty hard to make this effect as versatile as
possible and we are pretty sure you gonna have a lot of fun with it.
Thanks for watching and see you soon!
Enjoy our brand new software effect: Rev PLATE-140, a reimagining of the classic EMT®️ 140 plate reverb, for free.
Audio demo starts at 02:00.
Brighter and more versatile than the spring reverbs and echo chambers that preceded it, this plate reverb unit became part of practically every top studio’s arsenal. It was a serious investment, costing as much as a house, and weighing more than 3 people. Now, thanks to our exclusive physical modeling technology, you can use this studio legend in your DAW, without breaking the bank, or breaking your back!
? | Learn more
Reverb PLATE-140: https://bit.ly/2r0LVtH
Download it for #FREE until December 25!
? | Join the Community
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Arturia.Instruments
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/arturia_official
Twitter: https://twitter.com/arturiaofficial
SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/arturia-official
Watch more Arturia videos
FAQ Arturia
- Connect your MicroFreak to your computer via the USB connection. …
- Launch the MIDI Control Center.
- If it is not immediately displayed, select the MicroFreak in the “Device” drop-down list in the top-left corner.
Delen
Ѕince the very beginning, my love for the Mini Dachshund breed waas very strong.With their unmistakеn beauty and love for life, my dogs
hav enriched mine and myy husband’s life. I strive to provide аll of my clients wіth a top notch Dachѕhund
puppy that will bring out that same feeling in them and start a lifeⅼong passion for the breed.
One of my little gᥙys can waгm any home or heart and bring jjoy too almost any one they come across.
No one knows the laughter off life like tһe mini Dachshund.
Their adorable statureѕ and luѕt for life make them the perfect pet and companion. Ᏼeest known for looking like a hot dog, Dachshunds are short iin height with lonber b᧐dies, making them compatible to any size home, or fаmily.
My adorwble Alawbama miniature Dachshunds are sure to lighten up
your home, and open up youг heart.
I am dedicated to breeding the finbest miniature Dachshunds.
Eliminating genetic defects, and health problemѕ by overnight breeders,
is my main goal. I am an Alabama miniature Dachshund breeder that produces from the heart not the wallеt, if you are looking for a ցreat
puppy frоm a felⅼow entһusiast, not bbusiness
person, Patti’s Dachshund Farm is the place for you.
I look forwaаrd to hearing frm you.
Also visit my blog: Dachshund Puppies for sale Near me,
Software: The Arturia KeyStep doesn’t ship with any free synths or VSTs (which is fine since most serious musicians already have their own VSTs). It does ship with the Arturia MIDI Control Center. This little tool lets you control every Arturia controller, from the BeatStep to The Laboratory.
Delen
Update your firmware and get access to the newest functional improvements
- Launch the MIDI Control Center application.
- Connect your KeyStep to your computer.
- Turn the unit on, then select KeyStep from the DEVICE list in the top left corner.
- Make sure you are connected to the Internet.
Delen
Arturia KeyLab Issues with Firmware Update. If you’ve recently updated the firmware for your Arturia KeyLab, you may be experiencing an issue where the unit no longer boots in Performance mode. To fix this, simply do a factory reset by holding the + and – buttons while turning on the unit.
Delen
Alongside these, you’ll find a conventional five-pin MIDI input and a bi-directional MIDI/USB port that allows you to use the MicroBrute as a tiny remote keyboard. Remarkably, it’s both polyphonic and velocity-sensitive when used in this fashion, and also sends pitch-bend, mod wheel, and octave information.
Delen
How to Get Started
- Go to the Account Creation page. …
- Check your e-mail to confirm your account, then go to Register a new Product.
- Select Analog Lab Lite, and enter your serial and unlock code.
- Download and Launch the Installation. …
- Launch the Arturia Software Center and enter your Login informations.
Delen
It’s a free version of synth plugin Analog Lab Lite!Analog Lab gives you streamlined access to 550 of the hottest presets from Arturia’s award-winning V Collection. Featuring sounds from all 21 faithfully modeled vintage keyboards, combining awe-inspiring sound with exceptional ease of use and awesome features.
Delen
Analog Lab is clearly a bargain even with 40 presets less and also great for finding sounds if you have the V Collection. But it adds latency compared to the full instruments (about 0.7 ms tested and measured)… not that it’s obvious but it is a wrapper and probably meant more as a demo
Delen
Analog Lab is a marvel of software design, combining every synth and keyboard audio engine from the instruments of V Collection in one place. You wouldn’t know it by just looking, though. We’ve kept things simple and intuitive. … Simple, effective, intuitive, and ready to help you make music.
Delen
Arturia MiniLab w/Analog Lab VST. The MiniLab seems to work great in FL as a generic controller. However, it’s a bit of a pain to get it to play nicely with Analog Lab VST…it *does* work, it just isn’t as convenient as it ought to be and setting up the VST isn’t all that intuitive.
Delen
Synthopedia. This is the real deal. 800 red hot, cutting edge sounds that take 12 of our software synths to exciting new places. Included for free with V Collection 7, and available as an add-on for users of Analog Lab 3 or 4, Synthopedia lets you play the sound of tomorrow’s hits, today.
Delen
About Arturia
Focusing on innovation, Arturia strives to integrate the latest advances in computer music research and technology into its products. This involves working closely with partner research institutions, such as IRCAM France, in the development of cutting-edge musical instruments and software, which have gone on to be used in making many hit records and Hollywood soundtracks. Founded in Grenoble, France, in 1999, Arturia specializes in the development of music software and hardware for professional and amateur musicians. We are a team of passionate people dedicated to musicians. We dare to create original and different instruments, imagine new experiences and reinvent products.
Operating in 55 countries, we have offices in France, in the USA, and since 2014 in Mexico.
We aim at providing musicians with a unique means of creation for unforgettable performances.
Focusing on innovation, we strive to integrate the latest advances in computer music research and technology into our products. This involves working closely with partner research institutions, in the development of cutting-edge musical instruments and software.
Our instruments have gone on to be used in making many hit records and soundtracks.