A Brief History of Digital Reverb

[@keyboardkingpin]

really appreciate you sharing this knowledge. It's nice to have these little mini docs explaining vintage gear. Great video i know so much more about the history of digital reverb now.

[@VintageDigital]

Glad it is appreciated, there is more to come real soon!

[@RoyChartier]

A great history from 1976 to 1983. Hopefully a part 1.

[@shardsrecordingstudio-matt2247]

Amazing, thank you for this! You can really hear the filter working on the ursa, new obsession unlocked!

[@CaldoHits]

I've never used hardware processors. Saw your channel on my feed and this video didn't disappoint. Since I use emulations of some of these units, it's only right I learn about them. Looking forward to watching the Distressor video too🎉

[@maaaquemeseyo]

I miss TC6000 VSS3 and VSS4 in this list. Great video btw

[@roberttodd2414]

i came here from your website, its a cool site man, really nice. i love old gear too and hope you can make a repositary for all info on it

[@VintageDigital]

We are working towards that, everyday new gear is added. Thanks for your kind words!

[@coolwav]

Thanks for the History lesson!

[@jeasperkrll6528]

Don't forget the awesome hand-build Raumzeitmaschine from Berlin-based Tegeler Audio Manufaktur. Sets new standards for hardware reverbs. www.youtube.com/@Tegeler

[@thaexception3406]

Lexicon just discontinued the PCM92!

[@phylysjuengling6439]

Promo`SM

[@MPHORROCKS]

It's great to hear and learn about the development of reverb units but the narrators script rehashes the same old 'unparrallelled'/';unprecedented' nonsense ad nauseam. Some more tech details as to HOW and WHY these developments took place would be more satisfying imho.