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Little Plate by Soundtoys is a fan-favorite reverb plugin inspired by the legendary EMT 140 plate reverb. It is known for its lush, warm, and simplistic design. Soundtoys Little Plate R2r
It was the late 1970s, and renowned producer, engineer, and musician, Tony Maserati, was working on a project that required a specific, iconic sound. He was producing a record for a prominent rock band, and they wanted a huge, expansive drum sound that would transport listeners to a majestic concert hall. The problem was, the studio didn't have the luxury of a large, professional plate reverb system. Reviewing the Soundtoys Little Plate Go to product
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Fast-forward to the present day, and the Soundtoys Little Plate R2R is here to continue that legacy. Inspired by the EMT 140's unique sonic characteristics, this plugin aims to capture the essence of that iconic plate reverb, making it accessible to producers, engineers, and musicians worldwide. Random crashes (DAWs closing without an error message)
. The infinite setting allows for creative soundscapes and "frozen" reverb tails that never fade away.
That's where the Soundtoys Little Plate R2R comes in – a plugin emulation of the EMT 140, crafted with love and care by the experts at Soundtoys. In this post, we'll dive into the world of plate reverbs, explore the features and sound of the Little Plate R2R, and see if it's truly a mastering engineer's best friend.
The original EMT 140 was a 600-pound mechanical giant that used a massive vibrating metal sheet to create its iconic dense, smooth reverberation. Soundtoys meticulously modeled five distinct EMT 140 units to capture this classic vibe, then added features that go beyond the limits of physical hardware.
- Random crashes (DAWs closing without an error message).
- Session corruption (The crack writes garbage data into your project file).
- GUI glitches (Knobs not turning, meters freezing).