Eventide MangledVerb Is A Unique Distorted Reverb Plugin & Now Available

December 1, 2017 Synth Anatomy Plugins, Software 0

Eventide latest plugin development MangledVerb is an unique effect processor that combines a reverb and distortion in one product. It’s ported directly from the best-known H9 Harmonizer hardware effect processor and allows to create not only lush reverbs but also unheard chaotic sounds. In my opinion, a perfect tool for musicians and sound designers.

MangledVerb starts with a variable pre-delay which feeds a stereo reverb into a complex distortion effect. Sonically it can range from the light friction of a bow scraping a cello string to the mayhem of a caged beast being poked with a red hot flounder.

Like all the H9 Signature Series plug-ins, MangledVerb excels in live situations. The Ribbon is an innovative control which allows you to program two settings for any combination of the controls and seamlessly transition between them. The programmable HotSwitch allows you to instantly jump to an alternate setting at the push of a button. This combination of controls brings you as close as possible to the experience of tweaking real hardware.

Features of MangledVerb

Create out-of-this-world soundscapes by increasing the Size and Overdrive.
Use it as Mono-In/Mono-Out, Mono-In/Stereo-Out or Stereo-In/Stereo-Out for ultimate flexibility.
Smoothly move from Softclip distortion to Overdrive for ripping transitions.
Use the Wobble control to create spooky detuning effects.
Use The Ribbon control to easily manipulate multiple parameters in a live situation.
Program the HotSwitch to instantly change multiple parameters at once.
Optimized for live use with MIDI control of The Ribbon and Tap Tempo for quick meta-control on the fly.
Use Mix Lock to scroll through presets while keeping the wet-dry mix constant.
Includes over 180 presets from the H9 and artists like: Aaron Nevezie, Chris Carter, Christian Cassan, Count, Danny Gomez, Drew of the Drew, Headsnack, Joel Hamilton Jordi Martinez, Kerry Leva, Lawson White, Mikail Graham, Richard Devine, Symbion Project, Vernon Reid.