Strymon BigSky Plugin

[Gearzilla]

BigSky Multi Reverb Plugin - Strymon

The BigSky plugin brings all 12 of the reverb machines from the original hardware to your DAW - transform your tracks with the ultimate reverb plugin!

www.strymon.net

 

[Lysander]

Cool stuff.

 

[JiveTurkey]

I wonder when they will port the plugin to the hardware?

 

[Whizzinby]

I wonder when they will port the plugin to the hardware?

I only want one thing from Strymon. A Strymon HXFX with ALL their effects in one box. Blank check level device imo.

And maybe a non-boomer Iridium.

 

[Alex Kenivel]

I only want one thing from Strymon. A Strymon HXFX with ALL their effects in one box. Blank check level device imo.

And maybe a non-boomer Iridium.

Iridium: Mercury Edition

 

[HotRats]

Cool.

 

[Lysander]

$200 is still overpriced AF, IMHO, but it can't be denied Strymon puts out incredible sounding stuff.

@2112 just dropped an impressive demo of the plugin.

 

[Whizzinby]

$200 is still overpriced AF, IMHO, but it can't be denied Strymon puts out incredible sounding stuff.

@2112 just dropped an impressive demo of the plugin.

I don’t disagree, but I doubt it’s worth Strymon’s time to release something that doesn’t hit a certain price tier.

I’d imagine there will be a bit of a price discovery here for them as they undoubtedly weigh releasing the Timeline etc.

 

[Gearzilla]

Valhalla Super Massive - Valhalla DSP

Make some space. ValhallaSupermassive has been designed from the ground up for MASSIVE delays and reverbs. Get ready for luscious clouds of reverb, otherworldly delays, and swelling waves of feedback unlike any you’ve heard before. Supermassive has 20 out-of-this-world reverb/delay modes...

valhalladsp.com

Another really awesome reverb plugin at the other end of the price spectrum.

 

[Jarick]

Honestly I'm really interested in this (and if they made a Time Line and Mobius), just to compare against Helix Native and see if I want to buy the hardware versions. I've wanted a Time Line for close to a decade now. Only Strymon pedal I have is the Iridum and I really like it (playing through it right now).

But $200 is too steep for me. $100 would be instant buy. I'll wait to see if it goes on sale.

Also, I could see running a virtual Stryfecta after a Neural DSP plugin. Neural does a good job with the amp and cab tones but their effects are really dumb as you are locked into whatever they want.

Plini + Stryfecta = sex

 

[Lysander]

Honestly I'm really interested in this (and if they made a Time Line and Mobius), just to compare against Helix Native and see if I want to buy the hardware versions.

The Big Sky plugin has a 7-day free trial available right now. Should be plenty to A/B against Helix Native.

 

[JiveTurkey]

Valhalla Super Massive - Valhalla DSP

Make some space. ValhallaSupermassive has been designed from the ground up for MASSIVE delays and reverbs. Get ready for luscious clouds of reverb, otherworldly delays, and swelling waves of feedback unlike any you’ve heard before. Supermassive has 20 out-of-this-world reverb/delay modes...

valhalladsp.com

Another really awesome reverb plugin at the other end of the price spectrum.

KILLER plugin.

 

[2112]

KILLER plugin.

Yeah hard to argue with zero dollars too. Supermassive is awesome on keys too. I really need to get around to doing a demo with the Fractal Reverb plugin too as there's some types that aren't in the Axe-Fx that sound great.

 

[JiveTurkey]

D@mn @2112 that Strymon vid sounds GORGEOUS! I like the more standard reverbs a bit better than the more ambient leaning stuff. It sounds great on the keys as well!

 

[Whizzinby]

D@mn @2112 that Strymon vid sounds GORGEOUS! I like the more standard reverbs a bit better than the more ambient leaning stuff. It sounds great on the keys as well!

Was gonna say, those first few plate verbs @2112 dialed in were ace.

 

[creative360]

UAD and Strymon are kinda the Adobe of tones; they gonna charge what they gonna charge, no apologies at all, and folks are gonna gripe about it, and about their business models. All valid. But if you go there, it’s usually a safe bet, on many levels. Among cheap plugins, PSP, out of Poland, are all over pro mixes, ever since the beginning, with their amazing Vintage Warmer from like 1999. They also have a simple, vibey free reverb.

 

[creative360]

PS Expensive reverb inevitably leads to too much reverb, maybe to justify it. Be careful.

 

[Los-D]

Valhalla Super Massive - Valhalla DSP

Make some space. ValhallaSupermassive has been designed from the ground up for MASSIVE delays and reverbs. Get ready for luscious clouds of reverb, otherworldly delays, and swelling waves of feedback unlike any you’ve heard before. Supermassive has 20 out-of-this-world reverb/delay modes...

valhalladsp.com

Another really awesome reverb plugin at the other end of the price spectrum.

Still a go-to of mine from your recommendation at that other place!

 

[Digital Igloo]

Yeah, Supermassive is incredible. All the Valhalla reverbs are.

 

[MikeHenry]

I agree that at 100$ its a buy for me. At 150 I'm really thinking I might not need it, and at 200 its just not something I need.