Eventide Spring
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The Essentials to Know About the Eventide Spring Software
The Essentials to Know About the Eventide Spring Software
- Ultra-realistic spring reverb inspired by guitar amp spring tanks, with a signature ideal for Surf, Garage, and Rockabilly, but also formidable on synths, drums, and vocals.
- "Augmented" modeling: adjust physical parameters impossible on a real tank (tank size, number of springs, separate damping) to go from faithful vintage to unprecedented textures.
- Expressive real-time control thanks to the Ribbon (morphing between two settings) and the Hotswitch (instant toggle to an alternative sound).
- Tube amp-style tremolo routable before or after the reverb, with tempo sync and adjustment in Hz or note value.
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What Eventide Spring Is For
Eventide Spring is a spring reverb plugin designed to recreate the lively, organic, and slightly metallic character of classic spring reverbs, while offering modern flexibility suited for studio production. It adds vintage depth, a typical "splashy" attack, and a sense of movement that enhances both a clean guitar and an analog pad, snare, clap, or vocal. Whether you're seeking an authentic retro vibe or a creative reverb that breaks the mold, Spring integrates naturally into a mix and is controlled like a true effects instrument.
Main Features
Two spring tanks and morphing the number of springs
Spring includes two tank sizes ("spring tanks") to modify the overall response and resonance feel. You can also morph between one and three springs, which changes the density, diffusion, and character of the "bounce": perfect for going from a subtle vintage amp-style effect to a thicker, more textured, or even deliberately exaggerated reverb.
Advanced tone controls: Low/High damping and metallic resonance
To precisely shape your tone, Spring offers independent damping controls for the Low and High ends. This allows you to clean up an overly boomy reverb in the low spectrum or, conversely, emphasize brightness and the typical spring "zing." By adjusting the Resonance linked to the High Damping, you add more metallic timbre and "ring," ideal for achieving a pronounced surf character or making a track stand out in a dense arrangement.
Amplifier-style tremolo: pre/post reverb and tempo synchronization
The built-in tremolo, inspired by tube amps, can be placed before the reverb (for a more pronounced, "instrument-like" movement) or after (to animate the reverb tail more atmospherically). Adjust the intensity via depth, and set the speed in Hz or musical values thanks to tempo sync in your DAW.
Modulation and chorus-type effects
By adjusting the Modulation Level, Spring can create pitch and movement variations reminiscent of a light chorus, perfect for widening a guitar, adding life to a synth, or making an atmosphere more cinematic without overloading the original signal.
Modern workflow: Ribbon, Hotswitch, artist presets, and decay sync
Spring is designed for performance and automation. The Ribbon allows you to evolve multiple parameters simultaneously to morph between two settings smoothly, ideal for transitions, builds, or spot effects in mixing. The programmable Hotswitch offers instant toggling to an alternative sound, handy for accents (breaks, fills, vocal phrase endings). Finally, you have artist presets (Matt Lange, Nick Hook, Nu-Trix) and the ability to sync the reverb decay to the project tempo for a clean and musical result.
Technical specifications
| Type | Full software | Downloadable | Yes |
| Mac | OS X / macOS 10.14+ (Intel and Apple Silicon) | Windows | Windows 10+ |
Questions frequently asked
Is Eventide Spring compatible with macOS and Windows?
The software runs on OS X / macOS 10.14 or later, on Intel and Apple Silicon processors. Windows compatibility is supported from Windows 10 onwards.
Can the number of springs in the reverb be selected?
It is possible to morph between one and three springs to alter the density and diffusion of the reverb.
Can the tremolo be synchronized to the DAW tempo?
The tremolo speed can be set in Hz or according to musical values synchronized to the tempo. Placing it before the reverb emphasizes the signal movement, while placing it after affects the reverb tail. The depth controls the amplitude modulation intensity.
How can bass be reduced or the metallic sound emphasized?
The Low Damping and High Damping settings independently control the attenuation of lows and highs. The Resonance parameter linked to High Damping enhances the metallic spring ring.
Does the Spring reverb include presets and automation controls?
A Ribbon allows evolving multiple parameters between two settings, while a programmable Hotswitch instantly activates an alternate sound. Presets by Matt Lange, Nick Hook, and Nu-Trix are included, with decay synchronization possible to the project tempo.




