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Galactic Reverb Black Friday deal: Cherry Audio's algorithmic reverb plugin is 57% off, so it costs $8 until Dec 1, 2026.
The plugin is built for huge, spacey tails. Decay runs up to 35 seconds, which is enough to push guitars, drums, keys or vocals into an extraterrestrial ambience.
The maker says it captures the expansive sound of coveted classic hardware digital reverbs. The algorithm comes from Cherry Audio's Dreamsynth virtual instrument, and the plugin adds modulation, predelay and an equalizer on top.
It is an algorithmic reverb you can run as an insert or on a bus/send. It accepts mono or stereo sources.
The maker describes it as intuitive and quick to get musical results from. Controls can be driven by full MIDI control and DAW automation.
Ducking lowers the reverb level while a singer or instrument is playing, then lets the tail return afterwards. The maker says it needs no sidechain.
Attenuation and recovery time controls shape how far the reverb drops and how fast it comes back. The maker also points to a second use: switching dramatically between a super dry sound and an immense reverb tail.
The preset browser holds over 50 presets for Drums, Ducking, Guitars, Keys and Vocals. It supports favouriting and user presets, and MIDI mapping works at preset and global level.
On Mac, the plugin comes as AU, VST, VST3, AAX and Standalone. It needs macOS 10.13 or above, 64-bit, with macOS 13 Ventura supported and native Apple M1 support, including M1 Ultra. A 3.4 GHz quad-core or M1 CPU with 8GB of RAM is recommended.
On Windows, it comes as VST, VST3, AAX and Standalone. It needs Windows 7 or above, including Windows 11, 64-bit. A quad-core computer with 8GB of RAM is recommended.
Yes. Cherry Audio's Galactic Reverb plugin is 57% off for Black Friday, bringing it to $8. The deal ends Dec 1, 2026. It is a reverb plugin with up to 35 seconds of decay and a built-in ducking function.
Ducking automatically reduces the reverb level while a singer or instrument plays, which the maker says improves mix clarity. No sidechain is required. Attenuation and recovery time controls shape it, and it can also switch between dry and huge tails.
On Mac it is available as AU, VST, VST3, AAX and Standalone, including native Apple M1 support. On Windows it comes as VST, VST3, AAX and Standalone. Both platforms need a 64-bit system.
The preset browser ships with over 50 presets covering Drums, Ducking, Guitars, Keys and Vocals. You can favourite presets and save your own. MIDI mapping is available at both preset and global level.
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