PSP Audioware Pianoverb 2
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What PSP PianoVerb2 Is For
PSP PianoVerb2 (also searched as "PSP PianoVerb 2") is a creative reverb plug-in designed to provide organic resonance and a sense of space that breaks away from usual patterns. Rather than simply emulating a room or hall, it generates a sonic signature inspired by piano strings, allowing a simple source to be transformed into a living, rich, and slightly "singing" texture.
It is suited for pop, rock, cinematic, and ambient productions as well as more experimental approaches. On a somewhat dry or "thin" piano, it helps to enhance resonance and body sensation. On a lead guitar, it can add sustain and an inspiring trail. On synths, vocals, percussion, or sound design, it becomes a tool for spatialization and texture, capable of creating musical reverb tails with an immediately recognizable personality.
Main Features
Instrument-inspired resonances
The core of PSP PianoVerb2 is based on twelve resonant filters that mimic the behavior of piano strings. This approach delivers a reverb that not only diffuses the signal but adds a harmonic dimension and a sense of vibration. By adjusting the transposition, tuning, and detuning of the "string set," you can achieve anything from a broad and relatively classic sound to more unexpected, sometimes almost instrumental resonances.
Modulation and movement
The new modulation section significantly expands the palette: it allows subtle (or more pronounced) movement to be added to a static source. The result can add a sense of air, depth, and a slight perceived pitch instability, ideal for giving dimension to pads, leads, or atmospheres. It's an excellent choice when you want a reverb that "lives" over time rather than just a simple halo.
Freeze, automation, and dramatic effects
The Freeze function opens up spectacular uses: you can freeze the reverb tail to create sound beds, transitions, or a "sound on sound" effect where each new note stacks on the frozen sound. Freeze can be controlled via automation in your DAW, facilitating the creation of freeze frames, cinematic build-ups, or sharp breaks between verse and chorus.
Precise control and modern workflow
PSP PianoVerb2 brings concrete daily improvements: a redesigned interface with resizing, a new preset management system, and controls designed for mix integration. Notably, there is a high-pass filter section to clean up the low end, independent Dry/Wet controls for fine effect balancing, and a Freeze control for the reverb tail to precisely shape the sustain and release of the reverb.
Finally, features like A/B comparison and the ability to manage multiple settings related to time, damping, and freeze of the decay encourage a creative approach: you can quickly switch from a wide and diffuse ambiance to a tighter, more tuned, or radically experimental resonance.
Technical specifications
| Type | Full software |
| Downloadable | Yes |
| Mac | OS X macOS 10.10 - macOS 12.01 Monterey |
| Windows | Windows 7 - Windows 11 |
| "Sound on sound" effect | each new note adds to the frozen sound |
Questions frequently asked
Is PSP PianoVerb 2 compatible with Windows 11 and macOS Monterey?
Compatibility covers Windows 7 through Windows 11, as well as macOS 10.10 up to macOS 12.01 Monterey.
How many resonant filters does this reverb use?
Twelve resonant filters emulate behavior inspired by piano strings. Transposing, tuning, and detuning the string set allow altering the harmonic character of the reverb.
Can a reverb freeze be created with a sound on sound effect?
The Freeze function locks the reverb tail and can be automated within a digital audio workstation. Each new note can then be layered onto the frozen sound following the sound on sound principle. This feature allows building transitions or evolving sound beds.
How to clean up the low end of the reverb?
A high-pass filter is provided to attenuate the lower frequencies in the reverberated signal.
Can the reverb be modulated?
A modulation section adds movement to the resonance, introducing a slight perceived pitch instability. Independent Dry and Wet controls allow separate balancing of the dry signal and the effect.




