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Valhalla Super Massive
Super Massive (also known as Valhalla Supermassive) by Valhalla DSP is a freeware delay VST plugin that makes any audio sound larger-than-life. It delivers monumentally large delay and reverb effects…
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by Stone Voices
DReverb is an algorithmic reverb plugin that offers unusually long decay times, a highly flexible reverb engine, and CPU-efficient performance. Advanced users will appreciate DReverb’s in-depth control layout, which lets you fine-tune almost every aspect of the reverb algorithm. The interface is vector-based, with a clean look and a subtle color scheme. You can freely resize the GUI to fit your screen perfectly. Sound designers and mixing engineers looking for a flexible reverb unit will appreciate DReverb’s unconventional feature set.
The long decay time is one of the plugin’s headline features, while the clean GUI and low CPU hit make it a must-have reverb VST plugin.
Links to bedroomproducersblog.com — the article includes the official download links.

Reverb
Super Massive (also known as Valhalla Supermassive) by Valhalla DSP is a freeware delay VST plugin that makes any audio sound larger-than-life. It delivers monumentally large delay and reverb effects…

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epicPLATE mkII is a free plate reverb plugin by Variety of Sound. Like other VoS software, it is only available for Windows.

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by Voxengo
OldSkoolVerb is my favorite all-around reverb VST. It delivers all the basic reverb types while sprinkling a bit of vintage digital reverb flavor on top.

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PSP Chamber from PSP Audioware is a free reverb plugin for Windows and macOS (Intel and Apple Silicon). It uses a single chamber-style algorithm to simulate spaces with a smooth, natural decay.