Liquidsonics seventh heaven

Here for the gear Joined: Jan 2022 Posts: 27 LiquidSonics Seventh Heaven 1.4 Released LiquidSonics, the company behind the acclaimed Cinematic Rooms, Seventh Heaven and Lustrous Plates reverb plug-ins announce Seventh Heaven 1.4 to coincide with Seventh Heaven’s 5th anniversary. The new 1.4 release features surround support for up to 7.1.6*, ducker* and Apple Silicon support. Also, LiquidSonics is offering the chance to win one copy of Seventh Heaven Professional every day, for seven days, starting April 20th 2022 in the Seven Days Of Seventh Heaven promotion. *Pro version only.Regarded as the most authentic reproduction of the legendary Bricasti M7 hardware reverb available, Seventh Heaven is used on everything from Grammy winning albums, Oscar winning movies, and numerous Emmy award winning TV shows. Seventh Heaven is on the rigs of some of the biggest names in music and film including Steve Genewick, Craig Bauer, Darrell Thorp, Alan Meyerson, Alvin Wee and many more.Now Seventh Heaven 1.4 adds some new features to help those mixing in immersive formats and to bring even greater functionality to this already loved reverb plug-in.Speaking on the 5th anniversary of this beloved plug-in, LiquidSonics founder Matt Hill said;“My aim with Seventh Heaven was to make as faithful a recreation of my favourite hardware reverb as I possibly could. Knowing it’s become so loved in all aspects of the professional audio industry fills me with equal measures of joy and pride. I cannot thank Bricasti enough for having the confidence in me to take on such a formidable task and for generously allowing me to bring it to market. Version 1.4 is offered as a small gesture of my appreciation to the amazing user community to say thank you for the support over the years by adding two of the most requested features at no additional cost. I hope everybody enjoys the update and to those that don’t already own it I wish you luck in the competition.”DuckingReverb ducking was recently introduced to Illusion in the v1.2 update, it was very well received and we received many requests to add ducking to Seventh Heaven. Ducking is a very powerful tool that helps you improve clarity of a reverb by tucking the wet away until a musical phrase has ended, the reverb simply floods in to fill the space rather than competing with the instrument itself.This is a simple trick that can be done with any compressor featuring

2 further with Seventh Heaven, a set of two new plug-ins (Professional/Standard) based on their “Fusion IR” technology. Seventh Heaven closely replicates the coveted Briscati M7 hardware reverb and goes way beyond the static presets usually associated with impulse responses. This plug-in is built upon extensive sampling of the hardware along with new interpolation algorithms to enable an array of possibilities, giving the user plenty of options to adjust the sound of each preset. Before we go further, it’s important to pay attention to the following statement from the LiquidSonics website to avoid any confusion: “All samples were recorded by LiquidSonics Ltd. (as such they are unofficial samples generated by LiquidSonics rather than Bricasti). The samples are copyright Bricasti Design Ltd. and are being distributed exclusively by LiquidSonics Ltd. with permission of Bricasti Design Ltd.” With that out of the way, Seventh Heaven Professional is the closest we can get to having a Briscati M7 “in the box” right now. It brings a total of 218 presets, with 148 of them being the original preset bank from the Briscati and the remaining 70 being slightly brighter sounding presets with modulated reverb tails. Presets are organized in the following categories: ambiences, chambers, halls, plates, rooms and spaces, with each category housing a number of presets, which varies from 15 to 32 (see attachments for the full list). It’s quite a simple plug-in when you look at it, with an elegantly clean interface which immediately displays the most used parameters on its

Ordering bug fix on APFS volumesVersion 1.0.1 (Released 13 July 2017)Changes:Fix for Sunset Chamber preset not loading when clicking the menu itemFix for Sunset Chamber preset dial selector position not changing (AAX only)DAW host saves using Seventh Heaven on Windows would not load on Mac versions of the DAWVersion 1.0.0 (Released 17 April 2017) Additional Information System RequirementsFeaturesIncluded PresetsAcknowledgements Seventh Heaven supports DAWs meeting the following specification:iLok 2/3, iLok machine activation or iLok CloudWindows 7 and aboveOS X / macOS 10.13 and aboveVST 2.4, VST3, Audio Unit (AUv2) and AAX Native plug-in formats64-bit DAWs are recommended (32-bit is supported)500 MB hard disk space is requiredAt least 8 GB of main memory is recommendedA dual core i5 processor or above is recommendedApple Silicon and Intel macs supported Seventh Heaven’s capabilities are as follows:Thirty multi-sampled Fusion-IR presetsSelection of M7 v1 algorithm presetsSampled at 96 kHz with high quality internal resampling where necessarySamples are provided in a proprietary true-stereo multi-sampled Fusion-IR formatPrecise decay time controlMinimum 200 msMaximum 30 secondsHigh quality interpolation between sampled positionsLow, early and late reverb level controlEarly / late from -20 dB to 0 dBVLF from -20 dB to 0 dB (or off)Pre-delaySelect from 0 to 500 msOptionally sync to host tempoOnly applied to the low frequency and late reverb as per M7DelaySelect from 100 ms to 1 secondFixed at -6dBOptionally sync to host tempoOnly applied to the late reverb as per M7Mix and gain level control2-band oversampled master equaliser1x high pass (12 dB / oct)1x Massberg high cut (12 dB / oct)Tool-tip help available on most parametersInput and output discrete-point metering (-60 to +6 dB)Mono-to-stereo and stereo-to-stereo channel configurations supportedShow or hide the advanced controls and equaliser for a simpler or more functional interface M7 Algorithm v1 presets (x30)All Seventh Heaven presets are derived from algorithm #1, for the full compliment of v1, v2 and nonlinear presets Seventh Heaven Professional is required. Ambience01 Large Ambience02 Med Ambience03 Small Ambience12 Clear Ambience15 Percussion Air Chambers06 Large & Bright09 Snare Chamber10 Vocal Chamber11 A&M Chamber17 Sunset Chamber Halls01 Large Hall04 Large & Near05 Medium & Near12 Sandors Hall19 Boston Hall B Plates03 London Plate07 Old Plate08 Rich Plate18 Fat Plate22 Sun Plate C Rooms01 Studio A02 Studio B Close03 Studio B Far06 Studio E10 Large Wooden Spaces01 North Church02 East Church04 West Church05 Cinema Room06 Scoring Stage All samples were recorded by LiquidSonics Ltd. (as such they are unofficial samples generated by LiquidSonics rather than Bricasti).The samples are copyright Bricasti Design Ltd. and are being distributed exclusively by LiquidSonics Ltd. with permission of Bricasti Design Ltd.The Seventh Heaven Professional plug-in is copyright LiquidSonics Ltd.

PCM96 in plug-in form. It doesn’t sound like a Lexicon reverb, it is a Lexicon reverb.Watch our video below to hear four of seven classic Lexicon algorithms, which are available as part of the Lexicon PCM Native bundle. Listen closely for the distinctive character of the Room, Vintage Plate, Random Hall and Chamber algorithms." data-block-json="{"customThumb":"61b88a620c22703101a022e9","width":"640","height":"360","hSize":null,"html":"","url":"","resolvedBy":"manual","floatDir":null,"blockAnimation":"none"}" data-block-type="22" id="block-yui_3_17_2_1_1580218344163_198714"> LiquidSonics Seventh Heaven If you ask ten or so audio engineers to recommend a hardware reverb unit, many would point you in the direction of a Bricasti M7. Though not considered a celebrated vintage reverb yet, over the years, this particular reverb unit has gained quite a fan base thanks to its classy set of sounds and straightforward interface. Those lucky enough to own a Bricasti swear by them. Those who don't even know what an M7 even looks like in the flesh seem to know that Bricastis are well regarded. Buying a Bricasti isn't cheap. You won't see much change out of $4,000, but if you are keen to get some M7 magic in your mixes without breaking the bank, then LiquidSonics Seventh Heaven Professional is the only way to go.Seventh Heaven is a convolution reverb as does an incredible job of hiding that fact. Compared to algorithmic reverbs, convolutions can have a habit of being slow when loading impulse responses, scrolling through presets or changing control values. This isn’t the case in Seventh Heaven. The UI is well-developed and super-responsive. The only time you’ll notice you are using a convolution reverb in the Seventh Heaven experience is when you download the installer and content. The factory impulse response library is quite large, so be sure to have suitable storage available on a drive you intend to store the IRs in.We could attempt to describe the types of sounds you can get out of a Bricasti, but instead, we recommend you spare a couple of minutes to listen to the examples using Seventh Heaven below. ReLab LX480 While the PCM Native Bundle is a plugin version of a current product, the Relab LX480 emulates the classic Lexicon 480L with an interface reproducing the LARC remote, which was a ubiquitous feature of every SSL and Neve of the big budget, big studio heyday of decades ago.All the idiosyncrasies of the original are here, even down to optional coffee stains. If you are familiar with the original, you’ll feel right at home, and if