Safari Pedals' 60s and 70s vintage reverb sound plug-in 'Rhino Reverb' (for just $4 in Black Friday sale)

Safari Pedals has released an interesting plugin. Safari Pedals previously collaborated with Joe Chiccarelli to release a reverb and drive pedal called Dirty Dog Reverb. The Rhino Reverb released this time doesn't seem like a typical reverb either.

In fact, for music producers, the bundled reverb plug-in built into their DAW may be sufficient. A sound designer may want a more unique and diverse reverb effect, but a mixing engineer or performer needs to pay attention to the quality of the 'DRY' source before adding reverb.

But often the reverb built into DAWs leaves us wanting. We wish the reverb sounded a little better. I want my vocals, guitars, and drums to shine a little more by adding some overtones and some pleasant coloring.

It's unclear what hardware the Rhino Reverb was designed to emulate. The website says it was inspired by Legendary HiFi reverb amplifiers from the 60s and 70s.

Anyway, the Rhino Reverb sounds very natural and warm. Also, there are not many operating controls, so you can create effects very simply.

The biggest advantage of all is this. Now through the 27th you can get the Rhino Reverb for just $4 under the Safari Pedals Black Friday sale! The regular price is $32, which is not expensive, but for those who are thinking about giving it a try, $4 is an amount they can pay without hesitation.

Below are samples of several Rhino Reverbs posted on YouTube, including Safari Pedals.

Features include:

• A blend knob
• A unique filter slider
• Subtile but cool width knob

Plugin Requirements:

• MacOS: VST3, AU, AAX | Windows 64bit: VST3
• 2 GHz Intel Dual Core Processor or AMD equivalent (PC)
• 8GB of RAM (16gb of ram recommended)
• Mac OS
• Windows 8 & Above

You can purchase the Rhino Reverb from Safari Pedals at this link. Additionally, other Safari Pedals products are also having a Black Friday sale until November 27th.