Module Reference · Space & Stereo
Reverb / Space
Reverb / Space carries eleven algorithms: the bread-and-butter Room, Chamber, Hall, Plate and Ambience, the effect classics Nonlinear, Gated and Reverse, and the modern trio Shimmer, Cloud and Freeze. One module covers a vocal plate, an 80s gated snare and an infinite pitch-spiraling drone.
The tail is fully sculptable: independent low and high decay multipliers, diffusion, early-reflection level, tail drive for density, and modulation with its own rate. Built-in ducking blooms the space between phrases, and Freeze locks a tail forever - in Static or slowly Evolving mode.
Why it hits different
The GhostWare take.
- Eleven algorithms, including Shimmer with adjustable pitch interval.
- Ducking and gating built in - no extra plugins to tame the tail.
- Freeze with an Evolving mode for living, infinite drones.
In the shot
Reading the panel.
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ALGORITHM GRID
Eleven spaces from Room to Freeze - one click each.
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DECAY ENVELOPE
Early reflections and tail drawn live.
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SPACE DECK
Size, decay, tone, shimmer and freeze mode.
Control Showcase
Every control, explained.
27 controls, named exactly as they appear in the plugin.
Blend between the untouched signal and the processed one.
Dimensions of the space, from a closet to a cathedral.
How long the tail rings out.
Gap before the reverb starts - keeps the dry signal clear in front of the space.
Overall brightness of the reverb.
Keeps the tail out of the low end below this frequency.
Rolls the tail's top end above this frequency.
Stereo width of the reverb.
Movement inside the tail for lush, chorused decay.
Holds the current tail infinitely.
Eleven algorithms: Room, Chamber, Hall, Plate, Ambience, Nonlinear, Gated, Reverse, Shimmer, Cloud and Freeze.
How quickly echoes blur into a smooth wash.
Level of the early reflections that define the room's character.
Decay multiplier for the lows - under 100% tightens the bottom of the tail.
Decay multiplier for the highs - over 100% keeps the top ringing.
Ducks the tail while the dry signal plays so the space blooms between phrases.
Classic gated-reverb chop on the tail.
Amount of pitch-shifted signal recycled into the tail.
Interval of the shimmer, classically +12 semitones.
Level of the late tail against the early reflections.
How fast ducking engages.
How fast the tail recovers after ducking.
How long the gate stays open after the signal drops.
How fast the gated tail closes.
Static holds the frozen tail perfectly still; Evolving lets it slowly shift.
Saturates the tail for density and grit.
Speed of the tail modulation.