The DX Reverb is a processing module delivering a rich and distinctive palette of reverb effects. From inverse and gated reverberation to warm plate reverbs and wide halls.
This DirectX audio plug-in embodies state of the art algorithms developed with maximum care and no compromise.
The interface allows a simple and pleasant editing of the wide number of control parameters available for each algorithm.
The DX Reverb plug-in is Microsoft DirectX compatible, allowing you to use it with any digital audio software that supports this standard.


The DX Reverb includes 11 DIFFERENT REVERB ALGORITHMS : 2 small room, 2 medium rooms, 2 large rooms/halls, 2 plate reverbs, 2 gate reverbs and 1 inverse reverb

The DX Reverb features full MIDI implementation providing two different functions:

1. to recall presets using MIDI program change messages
2. to control all parameters in real-time using MIDI Control Change messages via an external or software MIDI controller


Main features:

1. 11 different reverb algorithms (2 small rooms, 2 medium rooms, 2 large rooms/halls, 2 plate reverbs, 2 gate reverbs, 1 inverse reverb)
2. true stereo reverbs that will not affect stereo imaging
3. 64 bit internal precision
4. 24bit/96Khz audio support
5. highly optimized DSP code
6. ultra clean and noiseless processing
7. full MIDI support
8. 60 factory presets
9. built-in preset manager
10. the value of control parameters can be inserted manually
11. stereo out (mono-stereo, stereo-stereo)

System Requirements

- Any DirectX compatible audio host application
- 200 MHz Pentium processor or 100% equivalent
- Microsoft Windows 9x/Me/NT4/2000/XP
- Microsoft's DirectX Media 5.2 or higher
- At least 32MB RAM


DirectX is the architectural standard for audio plug-ins Windows platform. It allows users to mix and connect host editors and plug-ins of different manufacturers. As DirectX audio plug-ins, the DX Reverb can be used with any program that supports DirectX audio plug-ins.
DirectX audio plug-ins can be used as real-time effects during record or playback, or used to render audio tracks during off-line editing, in particular the DX Reverb allows real-time editing and updating of any effects parameter.