Inspired by the model’s Paragon and Paragon ST reverb plug-ins, Reverb Map is a invaluable useful resource for location sound professionals, discipline recordists, Foley artists and audio broadcast groups.
NUGEN Audio will showcase its revolutionary Reverb Map at IBC 2025 (Pod P.13). Available freed from cost by the NUGEN Audio web site, the Reverb Map gives a inventive springboard for professionals looking for real-world reverberation profiles to make use of throughout discipline seize, or sound experimentation, and is ideal for post-production functions. The map serves as a reference instrument to counterpoint immersive workflows and location-based audio planning.
The web-based platform is, in response to the corporate, “a valuable resource for location sound professionals, field recordists, Foley artists and audio broadcast teams looking to incorporate real reverberation into their projects. Inspired by the brand’s Paragon and Paragon ST reverb plug-ins, which were developed using a variety of recorded reverbs in real spaces, the interactive map highlights locations across the globe that are known for having unusual acoustic characteristics. From historic tombs and cavernous concert halls to quirky modern structures and hidden urban gems, the NUGEN Reverb Map is a useful resource for audio professionals.”
The workforce at NUGEN has been placing collectively a worldwide interactive map of areas with uncommon acoustic traits. Churches, subway stations, live performance venues, tombs – you title it! What higher technique to impose your audio habit onto family and friends than by dragging them on detours to unusual and strange places?
“Whether you’re scouting a physical location for documentary production, or simply want to explore new sonic textures, the Reverb Map lets you plan your recordings around some of the most fascinating spaces,” says Freddy Vinehill-Cliffe, Product Specialist, NUGEN Audio, who additionally moonlights as a musician and audio engineer. “In a world where AI dominates all content creation, being able to still access true audio sources to enhance a project definitely has its creative benefits.”
“As someone who works closely with the creative audio community, I’ve seen how Foley artists and sound designers are constantly looking for ways to bring more authenticity and depth to their work,” says Sophie Guest, CMO, NUGEN Audio. “By pairing our Paragon reverb technology with the Reverb Map’s catalog of real-world spaces, we’re offering a unique tool that helps audio professionals go beyond generic presets. Whether you’re recreating a cinematic footstep in an echoing crypt or designing otherworldly textures from a disused radar station, there’s something powerful about working with acoustics that actually exist.”
The assortment contains well-known acoustical landmarks just like the Sydney Opera House in Australia, Boston Symphony Hall within the United States and St. Paul’s Cathedral in England, alongside some lesser-known areas, just like the TANK Center within the U.S., Echo Cave in South Africa and Teufelsberg Spy Station in Germany. Locations span six continents, providing a wide array of sonic prospects for international productions.
The NUGEN Reverb Map might be accessed freed from cost on the corporate web site at: https://nugenaudio.com/reverb-map/ when signing as much as obtain the NUGEN Audio e-newsletter. In addition to the interactive map on Page 1, which offers detailed details about every location, Page 2 gives a whole itemizing of places and addresses. Viewers also can import the places into Google Maps for continued entry by way of cell gadget.
Anyone who indicators up for the map will even obtain entry to free two-week trials of NUGEN’s big selection of plug-ins. NUGEN Audio shall be at IBC 2025, September 12 -15, in Amsterdam, to focus on NUGEN Reverb Map, the brand new instrument for location sound professionals.
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