EMT-250 Emulated In Software

US Empty Room Systems releases EMpTy 250 based on the first digital reverb machine      17/12/09

EMT-250 Emulated In Software


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Empty Room Systems, a producer of audio processing software from the Netherlands founded in April 2009, has announced the release of its EMpTy 250 software reverb. Here's what they have to say...
After months of research and tweaks this reverb, based on the first digital reverb machine (the EMT-250), is now available for purchase. The EMT-250 is known for the very sweet character of its reverb and is used on a lot of famous recordings. It is the favorite reverb for a lot of award winning engineers. Real EMT-250's are rare and other solutions for obtaining similar results were expensive or unnecessarily complex - until now! With the release of EMpTy 250 this ear candy becomes affordable for each studio and engineer!
EMpTy 250 is not yet another reverb plugin. The character of its sound is unique and sets it apart from other reverb plugins or dedicated hardware reverbs. EMpTy 250 is now available as a VST plugin and is also available as a patch for the Eventide® H8000 and H7500. The plugin can be used in any DAW software supporting Steinberg®'s VST-format, like for example Nuendo, Cubase, Adobe Audition, Reaper, VSThost etc. and does not need any internal DSP card, external box or dongle or special drivers to function. A demo version, which is fully functional and looks identical to the full version, but inserts noise into the output signal every 15 seconds, is available for evaluation of the reverb. A 5.1 version has also been planned.
Pricing and Availability:
Christmas price 149 euro (equals US $218). Offer valid until 31 december only.
More information:
  • www.emptyroomsystems.com

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