MangledVerb can go from a clean, spacious reverb, to a slightly grittier dirty echo, to full-blown doom-verb.

The second release in the Eventide H9 plug-in series, this plug-in is a monster for both music and post-production

When looking for the “perfect” reverb, It doesn’t take long in recording to realize that perfection is a myth.

Why?

Perfection isn’t universal.

Everyone of us has our perception of what is or isn’t perfect for a song or a mix.

For some, the “perfect” reverb precisely and accurately recreates a real room or hall.

For others, it’s a reverb that is unique and bursting with character – something different.

How does that old saying go?

“What makes you different makes you beautiful?”

Think about our ongoing love affair with the artificial reverbs of “yesteryear.”

From the luscious dense reverbs of plates to the lo-fi tones of springs, if we were to judge beauty simply on precision and accuracy, they would all fail miserably.

In the right context, those reverbs have more often than not, conveyed the “perfect” mood or emotion for a mix.

Every day, engineers find new ways to harness those “imperfections” and turn then from unwelcomed nuisances to sounds of pure beauty.

So if you are one of those engineers who is always searching for a reverb that oozes with character and personality, here’s a great new tool to add to your plug-in tool chest….

Introducing Eventide MangledVerb

From the makers of the legendary H3000 comes MangledVerb, the second release of the Eventide H9 plug-in series. This brand new plug-in combines reverb and distortion to create a new effect that can go from a clean, spacious reverb to a slightly grittier dirty echo, to full-blown doom-verb.