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US Temperance Lite is described as the world's first musical reverb      03/10/25

Eventide has released Temperance Lite which they describe as the world's first musical reverb. This is what they have to say about it...

Temperance Lite represents the next step for reverb technology, offering a new approach to shape ambiance. It responds to the language of music, encouraging you to explore reverb in a new way. Unlike a traditional algorithmic or convolution reverb, Temperance Lite lets you control reverb resonances using the familiar 12-note chromatic scale. This allows you to choose which notes bloom or wither within your chosen space, creating musical ambiances that were previously unattainable

Imagine a room filled with thousands of tuning forks, each tuned to a different frequency. What if you could control the loudness and decay of each one?

Temperance models reverberant spaces as thousands of independent resonances (modes), all adjustable in real time. While convolution reverbs capture a space in a single snapshot, Temperance builds it piece by piece, letting you shape how each mode decays or resonates.

Features
 
Three World-Class Spaces
Bright Room, Large Studio, Synthetic Space.
 
Temper Knob
Controls how much tempering is applied to the reverb emphasizing or de-emphasizing selected notes.
 
NoteScape Visualizer
Displays the emphasized and de-emphasized notes sustaining and decaying, visually mapping the musicality of the reverb.
 
15 Presets
Includes 5 Tutorial presets to get you going. 

Pricing and Availability:
Free download

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