Variety Of Sound epicPLATE mkII v2.0 WiN [FREE]

didn't compare, was kinda busy earlier, but just randomly added it to the track im working on and it stays. super smooth sounding. they nailed it this time, didn't like the last one.

I can only speak for myself, but this is the only one of Variety of Sound's plugins that I don't really like. The reverb just sound too chorusy/phasy.

Might sound good on some sources and situations, but I haven't found one yet. There's no installation or registration, just drop it into your VST3 folder and load it in your DAW, so you can easily try it yourself to see if it's something you like.

EDIT: I compared it to EpicPLATE v1, and this one actually sounds a bit different. I thought he had only updated the UI and added HQ mode, but there are some changes to the sound as well. It's not a major difference, but it doesn't sound as phasy as before at least. Still not my taste of plate reverb.

quote by izn444nzHas anyone made a comparison with any of the following?
Arturia, Valhalla, Soundtoys, Xenoverb, TSAR-1, Dreverb, TAL-Reverb4, Orilriver, RO-GOLD

Come on guy, really?
I'll skip the part where I ask *which Valhalla (etc.,) reverb you mean, and the part where I ask why you can't download a 27mb file and test it out yourself, and instead point out that this seems like a pointless question to me since reverb is wicked subjective, illustrated beautifully by both Stevie Dude & ArabianJesus' comments.
And if you mean is it quality, I think it's of good quality, and I like about half of the companies who make the reverbs on your list... but then, I'd bet there's others who might find this plugin falls short of their strict guidelines of what a reverb should deliver.
Seriously, just test it out.

I've been playing around with this reverb a little bit and I like it very much!
I think the more similar in terms of tone to this plate reverb is UVI's plate (the gold preset). Wonderful on vocals, guitars, EPs and drums, with the high quality and the drive activated it sounds just right. Worth a try imho!

Well, if you compare it, you should compare it to similar plugins: plugins that attempt to recreate the sound of physical plates, not emulations / implementations of digitial algorithmic reverb circuits!