O/T: Reverb Reduction.

[Ed Snape]

Looking for suggestions for a workable reverb reducer for Saw Studio. We do post production for the GSO, and the conductor has inquired about doing this. The original recordings were made in a church. Two stately pieces for organ and orchestra are splendid in the rich acoustic of the church. The third, Verdi"s Symphony for Strings, has a brisk tempo and is blurred and swamped by too much reverb. Please let me know of any success's you have had with reverb reduction using SS.
Thank you. ED

[Microstudio]

https://www.izotope.com/en/products/rx.html

[Naturally Digital]

Looking for suggestions for a workable reverb reducer for Saw Studio. We do post production for the GSO, and the conductor has inquired about doing this. The original recordings were made in a church. Two stately pieces for organ and orchestra are splendid in the rich acoustic of the church. The third, Verdi"s Symphony for Strings, has a brisk tempo and is blurred and swamped by too much reverb. Please let me know of any success's you have had with reverb reduction using SS.
Thank you. ED

Hi Ed, a few options:

https://www.plugin-alliance.com/en/p...verb_plus.html

https://acondigital.com/products/deverberate/

https://accusonus.com/products/audio...reverb-remover

[Sean McCoy]

I have to do this frequently in post production. I've tried them all, and still find Zynaptiq's Unveil to be the best. To minimize artifacts I generally find a combination of Unveil and SPL's Transient Designer (from UAD or Plugin Alliance) is the most transparent.

[Todd R]

I've used DeVerberate a few times over the years; Acon Digital makes good stuff!