Greetings from Valhalla!

[Pier]

Welcome Sean. Very happy to see you here!

 

[KEM]

A legend!! Welcome!!

 

[Alchemedia]

Welcome Sean!

"And where there is no Echo there is no description of space or love. There is only silence." --Mark Z. Danielewski

 

[Andoran]

Hi Sean, very cool to see you here. I've used Room and Vintage for years, and Shimmer is on many, many of my projects, love it for female vocals and piano. Look forward to seeing you around!

 

[TomislavEP]

Welcome, Sean!

Valhalla DSP plugins are an integral part of my creative process ever since I purchased my first one - Valhalla Room. I use Room, Shimmer, and Supermassive on almost everything that I record. I'm not a man of big words, but everything sounds better to me with a touch of Valhalla.

Also, many thanks for Supermassive and your continuous work on it. Definitely one of the best gifts to this community.

 

[Noeticus]

Happy Thanksgiving, Sean!

 

[ridgero]

Welcome! ;D

 

[Bereckis]

As a satisfied user of your plugins, I welcome you here to the forum.

 

[XComposer]

Welcome! So nice to see you here!

 

[ratherbirds]

Hello Sean, greetings from a great fan of Nostromo (for Vangelisian large reverb simulation) and UberMod (for Solina and Vp330 ensemble effect simulation). Thanks. David.

 

[Loïc D]

Welcome here.
Big fan of your products.
Supermassive is sheer magic.

 

[Astronaut FX]

Welcome Sean!

 

[DoubleTap]

Thanks for the VVV update Sean.

ValhallaVintageVerb Updated to 3.0.0. New Reverb Mode: Palace! - Valhalla DSP

December 2022 marked the 10th anniversary of the launch of our most popular plugin, ValhallaVintageVerb. To celebrate the occasion, we are happy to

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[RudyS]

Welcome Sean. Also a happy customer here! Valhalla delay is my main delay tool and love the reverbs!

 

[SupremeFist]

Hello! Happy user of VVV and SM here, and I just bought Delay which seems equally awesome.

 

[dkmooers]

I bought ValhallaRoom eons ago. I just made a track with saxophone into the Ubermod demo, using TapeVerb and LikeReallyReallyHuge presets, and I just cannot get that fading-into-the-past sound any other way. Guess I'll be picking up Ubermod soon. Really inspiring sounds and beautiful interfaces - thanks Sean!