Most reverb plugins treat spatial placement as an afterthought, a wet/dry knob and maybe a room-size slider bolted onto an otherwise generic algorithm. I use Valhalla FutureVerb for lush, modern reverb tails, but REVERSIDE approaches the problem from a completely different angle, treating spatial positioning as the core design rather than a secondary feature.
REVERSIDE 1.0.0 is developed by DEVPROAUDIO, built by Denis Malygin, the developer behind the well-regarded Aether and B2 reverbs. It’s a dual-engine, fully algorithmic reverb with independent Early Reflections and Late Reflections engines, tied together with a geometry-driven 3D positioning system that places a virtual source and listener inside a simulated acoustic space. I also keep Fresh Air in the same effects chain for post-reverb brightness, since REVERSIDE handles space and depth, not tonal shaping on its own.
The Early Reflection engine alone can host up to 200 reflections, with an AUTO mode that derives the count directly from your defined room geometry, alongside relative and absolute dimension controls, wall absorption, and air-induced decay. Both engines offer independent pre-delays, settable in milliseconds or tempo-synced subdivisions, and REVERSIDE uniquely lets you set many parameters independently per channel, left/right, mid/side, or anywhere between, enabling asymmetric tails and rotating spatial perspectives that a standard stereo reverb simply can’t produce.
With 14 diffusion models, dedicated mini diffusers on both engines for added density, per-engine 3-band EQ and filtering, and a pitch-preserving modulation system built from over 100 internal LFOs, the depth of control here is aimed squarely at sound designers and mix engineers who want to shape a genuinely coherent shared space across multiple tracks, not just add a generic wash of ambience to one.
Key Features
- Dual-engine algorithmic reverb: independent Early and Late Reflections
- Geometry-driven 3D spatial positioning for source and listener placement
- Up to 200 reflections with AUTO mode derived from room geometry
- Independent per-channel parameter control (L/R, M/S, or anywhere between)
- 14 diffusion models plus dedicated mini diffusers on both engines
- Tempo-synced or millisecond-based pre-delay on each engine
- Pitch-preserving modulation with 100+ internal LFOs
- Per-engine 3-band EQ and filtering with follow/match linking modes
- GPU-rendered interface for smooth, responsive visual feedback
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System Requirements
- Windows 10 or later (64-bit)
- GPU supporting OpenGL 3.3+ (required for the interface; older integrated GPUs may run slowly)
- 8 GB RAM minimum
- 200 MB free disk space for installation
- VST3 or CLAP-compatible host DAW
Why I Recommend
The independent per-channel control is what genuinely sets this apart from typical reverb plugins. Being able to run different reverb times, EQ, or decay filtering on the left and right channels (or in mid/side mode) opens up spatial effects, rotating perspectives, asymmetric tails, that a standard mono-to-stereo reverb architecture can’t touch.
The AUTO reflection count tied to room geometry is a smaller but genuinely thoughtful detail. Instead of manually tuning reflection density and hoping it matches your defined space, the engine derives a sensible starting point directly from the geometry you’ve set, which speeds up getting to a believable result.
For anyone doing spatial audio or cinematic sound design, it’s worth browsing our Audio Software section for complementary reverb and spatial tools that pair well with a positioning-focused plugin like REVERSIDE.
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Technical Details
- Developer: DEVPROAUDIO
- Version: 1.0.0
- Platform: Windows (macOS also available)
- Formats: VST3, CLAP
- License: Full Version
Download Information
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