Audio Brewers released ab Doverb

Posted on 21. November 202221. November 2022 by Noizefield

Audio Brewers released ab Doverb, a kind-of-magic reverb aimed to offer users a quick solution whenever they need to add a Reverb to their tracks.

ab Doverb was created with extreme simplicity in mind: Few controls, a straightforward interface, and immediate results to create immersive spaces in a matter of seconds – whether you are on a very tight schedule or don’t want to spend too much time designing a pleasant immersive space for your sounds, ab Doverb works wonders.

But most importantly, ab Doverb comes with ‘aesthetics’ on top of ‘realism’ in mind – meaning that, unlike ‘ab Reverb’, where reflections try to be directional and spread through your space in a realistic manner, ab Doverb’s reflections are aimed to fill your acoustic space with a sweet and pleasant way. ab Doverb works beautifully for Musicians or Sound Designers who might be looking to give a special fill to their creations.

ab Doverb is compatible with Mono, Stereo, and Ambisonics sources (1OA, 2OA, 3OA) and will output Stereo and Ambisonics signals that can later be decoded to ANY speaker array possible. From Binaural, to Surround and even 7.1.2 that can be later routed to your Dolby Atmos bed.

This means that even if you have a Monophonic recording, you can create a fully three-dimensional space that can embrace you in your Dolby Atmos mix, everything in a matter of seconds! Pretty cool.

ab Doverb’s internals work natively in Ambisonics, meaning you can apply spatial transformations to the reverberations for real psycho-acoustic results… Have your spaces rotate towards any direction whilst you keep your source steady in the middle. Freeze your reverberations to create infinite pads, anything goes!

ab Doverb comes with a practical Preset system where you create your presets ONCE, and they are Cross-DAW and Cross-OS compatible! Meaning you can move your presets from Mac to Windows (or vice versa) and even share them with other users!

ab Doverb also comes with a ‘smart troubleshooting’ algorithm, which will check your signal chain and let you know if something is wrong with it.