Audiority has released NeonVerb MV2, a convolution-based reverb built around the classic character of the Alesis MIDIVerb II.
Audiority captured the original hardware programs and expanded them with modern controls that keep the tone authentic while making the spaces far more playable.
Add motion in two different ways:
- Mod brings a wobbly, tape-style movement on the input.
- Spin adds a Lexicon-inspired modulation to the reverb tail for a wider, shimmering decay.
Beyond the classics, NeonVerb MV2 goes further with Decay powered by IR TimeStretch (change the IR length while preserving its timbre), an additional Alesis-style Diffusion network for extra depth and density, and output transformer saturation for weight, glue, and harmonics.
NeonVerb MV2 Specifications
- Hybrid Convolution Reverb.
- 100 original programs.
- Pre Delay (with Tempo Sync).
- Decay via TimeStretch.
- Extra Diffusion.
- Input Modulation.
- Reverb Spin Modulation.
- IR LF/HF Damping Filters.
- Output Transformer Saturation.
- Individual Input / Dry / Wet controls.
- MIDI Mapping.
- Resizable interface.
Pricing & Availability
NeonVerb MV2 is available for macOS and Windows in VST3, AU, AAX and CLAP plugin formats for the introductory price of €29 until March 2nd (Reg. €49).
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