I know this really isn’t a Cubase 8 ‘topic’ (other than wishing it had been ported over from previous versions), but which version of Cubase did Reverb32.dll come with? For the life of me I can’t seem to locate it and I have it used on so many projects it’s pretty much necessary for me to find a copy.
I used that plugin for almost every song I made, then it disappeared during one of the upgrades. But I love it, it’s a simple, easy-to use, good-sounding basic reverb. So, after digging around I found out that Steinberg has a Legacy Database that you can download old plugins and such via FTP. There were a few more plug that I needed as well, such as ModDelay.
Your halfway right it was owned by Steinberg and Houpert digital audio. They wrote a lot of the DSP algo’s for Cubase and Wavelab. I’m sure I have used it, but I don’t remember how it looked. God I’m old
It always blew me away that Steinberg would suddenly just depricate plugins that were stock before. Would someone kindly send me a link to it, please? The FTP doesn’t have it listed for some reason despite it being an SX plugin. I even installed a legit version of Cubase SX and it wasn’t to be found. Weird.
Here is Reverb32.dll, taken from my very very old PC, 5 generations back!! It is dated 24/11/2000 12:29 and is part of VST32 v5.0 on this machine - could well be the version which uses my old parallel port dongle
I haven’t tested it on any of the later versions tho… Let us know.