1984 Reverb Processor

1984 Reverb Processor

Bring 1984 back to your DAW. AnalogX 1984 Reverb Processor is a native DSP emulation inspired by a historic studio reverb. Shape an intimate room, a luminous plate or a hall that opens around the performance, all from a hands-on interface built for modern sessions.

Try 1984 on your sound

Choose a loop or load your own WAV (up to one minute) in the interactive browser demo. Turn the main controls, switch presets and bypass the effect to compare dry and wet. Your uploaded audio stays in your browser session and is cleared when you leave the demo.

On a smaller screen? Open the interactive demo.

Hear the space. Shape the feeling.

• Set the depth: adjust predelay, size and diffusion to position the source and build the reflections around it.
• Tailor the decay: separate low and mid decay controls and a treble cutoff let the reverb sit with the arrangement.
• Finish the tone: warmth, bite and air add character, while input, mix and output keep the result in context.
• Find a starting point: explore 83 factory variations and source-focused presets, then make the space your own.

Made for the session

The Neon main view keeps the essential sound-shaping controls in reach. Open Advanced for deeper program controls and watch the live stereo meters as you adjust the sound.

In the mix: give a lead vocal space with a chamber and enough predelay to keep the words clear. Try a tighter room or plate with more diffusion on drums. On pads or strings, use a longer hall and add movement gently so held notes stay steady.

Compatibility

Windows: Windows 11 64-bit; 64-bit Intel or AMD processor; 64-bit VST3 DAW.

Mac: macOS 11.0 or later; Intel or Apple Silicon; 64-bit stereo DAW supporting VST3 or AUv2.

Recommended: 8 GB RAM and a modern quad-core processor, especially for multiple instances or oversampling.

Price: £59.99. Digital plugin.

AnalogX 1984 is an independent software emulation inspired by historic studio reverb design. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by any original hardware manufacturer.