DeepStereo Reverb Lite

€12.49

More than just another reverb, DeepStereo Reverb Lite brings the essential spatial approach of DeepStereo Reverb into a simpler, streamlined plugin.

Designed for creative stereo and binaural workflows, it gives you an intuitive way to add depth, width and natural spatial character to your sounds.

In demo mode, DeepStereo Reverb Lite introduces random audio artifacts

✓ Binaural reverb engine designed for headphone-based production
✓ From stereo mixing to full binaural workflows
✓ Spatial positioning controls: Azimuth, Elevation, Width
✓ Spatial shaping with Sphere
✓ Musical controls: Decay
✓ Works on tracks or aux buses like a traditional reverb
✓ Compatible with any standard stereo headphones
✓ Designed for music production, sound design and immersive content

Link to the manual : English

What makes DeepStereo Reverb different from traditional stereo reverbs?
Traditional reverbs stay fixed in stereo. DeepStereo Reverb allows the reverb itself to be spatially positioned in binaural space.

Is this reverb only for binaural production?
No. It works perfectly in standard stereo workflows and becomes a powerful spatial tool when used in binaural mixes.

Do I need head tracking?
No. The plugin does not require head tracking to work.

Do I need a specific pair of headphones?
No. It is designed to work with any standard stereo headphones.

Is this a room simulation plugin?
No. DeepStereo Reverb focuses on spatial reverb design rather than virtual room emulation.

Can I use it on individual tracks or buses?
Yes. It can be used on individual tracks or on an aux bus like a traditional reverb.

Is this suitable for music production?
Yes — music production, post-production, sound design, podcasts, and immersive content creation.

Does it also work with speakers?Yes, DeepStereo Reverb also works with standard stereo speakers, without any coloration of the audio signal. The 3D effect won’t be fully perceptible - for example, with a source positioned at an azimuth of 180° (behind the listener) - but you’ll definitely get the impression that the soundstage extends beyond the speakers.

Next-generation 3D audio reverb

DeepStereo Reverb is a binaural reverb built for modern audio production — from traditional stereo mixing to full binaural context. It enables the creation of coherent, enveloping spaces that can be precisely positioned in the 3D field, while maintaining the musicality and control required by professional workflows.

Designed for both music production and immersive post-production, DeepStereo Reverb integrates naturally into modern spatial audio pipelines.

Why DeepStereo Reverb?

In modern production workflows, reverb must do more than simulate a room. It must behave as a spatial element that can be shaped, positioned, and controlled with precision inside the mix.

DeepStereo Reverb bridges the gap between traditional stereo reverbs and multichannel reverberation, giving creators full control over the geometry, depth, and spatial placement of their reverb field in the 3D space.

Key Features

Size - Adjusts the perceived scale of the virtual space, ranging from intimate rooms to vast environments.
Decay - Controls the duration of the reverb tail, ranging from dry ambiences to extensive cinematic spaces.
Style - Shapes the overall character of the reverb to suit the source and the mix, transitioning smoothly from a warm, elegant vintage sound to a more modern, clean, and transparent aesthetic.

Sphere & Contour

DeepStereo Reverb introduces dedicated spatial controls that define how the reverberant field expands and wraps around the listener, enabling both natural and creative spatial diffusion in 3D audio space.

Precise Spatial Positioning

Unlike traditional reverbs that remain fixed in stereo, DeepStereo Reverb allows full spatial placement of the reverb field:

Azimuth - Positions the reverberation around the listener in the horizontal plane
Elevation - Positions the reverberation around the listener in the vertical plane
Width - Controls the spatial spread of the reverberant field

These controls transform reverb into a fully positionable spatial element inside stereo and binaural mixes.