Vandeta Audio Software is giving away VAS Reverse Reverb, a reverse reverb plugin, completely free.
In this article we cover what VAS Reverse Reverb does, its main features, and how to claim and install it.
What Is Vandeta Audio Software VAS Reverse Reverb?
VAS Reverse Reverb generates tempo-synced reverse reverb risers simply by loading in a one-shot sample. Traditionally this meant a tedious workflow: reverse the audio, apply reverb, bounce it out, reverse it back again, then line it up with the original transient. This plugin automates that entire chain. Drop a one-shot sample onto the plugin, or capture audio straight from a track, and it builds a tempo-synced swell that rises from silence and lands on the next bar line. Drag the generated audio back into your DAW and it snaps to the project grid, so no extra trimming is needed. Rendering happens offline in the background, which keeps the processing load low.
Key Features
- Drop in a one-shot sample, or capture audio directly from a track
- Generates a tempo-synced swell that lands right on the next bar line
- Drag and drop the rendered audio back into your DAW, where it snaps to the grid automatically
- Offline rendering in the background keeps CPU load low
- Tail Length: choose from 1, 2, 4 or 8 bars
- Low Cut, stereo Width, Decay, Room Size and Dry/Wet controls
- Waveform display and host tempo readout
- Reverse Only mode: produces a clean, grid-locked reversed tail
- Mirror mode: creates a symmetrical swell that builds toward the original hit and falls away again, with Mirror X-Fade to shape the transition
- Tremolo switch adds movement to the sound
How to Download and Install VAS Reverse Reverb
VAS Reverse Reverb is available for both Windows and macOS. Pick your platform, check out at $0, and the confirmation email will contain your download and installation instructions.
That wraps up the free giveaway details for VAS Reverse Reverb. If you produce electronic music, cinematic cues or anything that leans on transitions, a dedicated reverse reverb generator like this is a handy addition to the toolbox, and at $0 there is no reason not to grab it.