Biverb Black Friday Deal 2026: $9, 89% off

Biverb Black Friday deals put this dual reverb plugin at 89% off, so it costs $9 until Nov 29, 2026.

Biverb packs two independent reverb units into one plugin. You can run a different space on each half of your signal instead of stacking two separate reverbs on a bus.

What does Biverb do?

Each of the two units carries its own set of algorithms: Spring, Room, Plate, Chamber, Hall and Shimmer. Layer two textures, or pair a tight plate with a long hall.

The real trick is the split. A crossover decides which part of the incoming signal goes to which reverb, and the maker says that gives you precise control over how reverb sits against each element of your mix.

What are the four split modes?

The crossover can work in four ways:

• **Frequency (Low/High):** the Crossover dial sets a frequency, so lows hit one reverb and highs hit the other.
• **Volume (Quiet/Loud):** the Crossover dial sets a loudness threshold, so quiet passages and loud passages get different reverbs.
• **Stereo (Left/Right):** the left channel feeds one unit and the right channel feeds the other, handy for extreme settings at the outer edges.
• **Mid/Side:** the centre goes to one reverb and the sides to the other.

The maker says splitting by loudness and by mid/side is something it rarely finds in a reverb.

Modulation, ducking and processing

Each reverb has its own Modulation section. You could leave the mids unmodulated and put the effect only on the sides.

Both units also have an independent ducker. It pulls the wet level down whenever new dry signal arrives at the input, which helps the dry hit keep its punch and attack.

Internally Biverb processes at 64-bit and handles any sample rate, 192 kHz or higher included. The smart bypass avoids clicks when you automate the parameter and compensates for latency, so bypass states stay in sync.

Formats, protection and requirements

Activation uses license files. There is no iLok, no dongle and no internet connection needed, and you can use it on all your own computers.

• **Mac:** macOS 10.10 or later, with M1 Silicon and macOS 11 Big Sur supported. 64-bit only, Intel/AMD processor with SSE2 support. VST2, VST3, AAX or AU host.
• **Windows:** Windows 8 to 10, 32-bit or 64-bit, Intel/AMD processor with SSE2 support. VST2, VST3 or AAX host.