Soundtoys SuperPlate: Abbey Road Reverb Trick

Tony shows a classic studio technique known as the Abbey Road reverb trick. While this approach certainly isn’t new, you’ll learn how to do it all within the SuperPlate plug-in using the built-in high and low cut filters, EQ bands, and input saturation to get a lush and professional-sounding reverb.

[Drfresh]

This plate is the absolute BEST out there. You cannot top it.

[SuperdangerStudios]

Nice video great technique. Gonna pick up superplate. Cheers!

[stevelow_rock]

Number 1 guys!!!! Thanks for the trick!

[DeltaWhiskeyBravo]

Super Plate is just that, super sounding. The auto decay is a very nice addition. And it's way cheaper than the EMT 140 I had seen for sale on Reverb for $7, 000. Easier to fit in anybody's studio too.

[jps_x]

Nice trick, thank you (a simple comment, to help the YT algorithm)

[chadjohnson-authormusician]

Nice verb sound and video.
As an aside, I just can't begin to stress how INCREDIBLY tired I am off all three auto tuned vocals. It's such a tired, emotion-sucking effect. 😢

[paulmcallister]

Does anyone know what the song's called? Is it a commercial release or something Parker made for these videos?

[evanseesred]

This is odd. I have replicated these settings EXACTLY on a dry vocal just like this and the result is crazy washed out. To me, this sounds like you have the Wet/Dry at about 50%....but according to the video, you don't?

Whats happening here? Can someone else try to get this effect doing these exact steps and report back?

[RogerBrenon]

Soundtoys - The most microscopic plugins on the planet. They ought to be embarrassed. Get out your magnifying glasses or use a 720P monitor. They're a joke in todays plugin world because of it.