

Prism Reverb | Frequency-Dependent Reverb for Ableton


Prism Reverb | Frequency-Dependent Reverb for Ableton
Your reverb is treating bass and treble the same. That's the problem.
Every frequency in your mix has a different relationship with space. A tight kick needs almost no tail. A vocal needs room to breathe. A pad needs to float. Standard reverbs give everything the same decay time — then you spend the next hour trying to EQ your way out of a muddy low end and brittle highs.
Prism Reverb gives you independent control over how different frequency ranges decay. Set a short tail for everything below the crossover point, a longer shimmer above it. Your bass stays tight. Your highs sit exactly where you want them. The space starts working with your mix instead of against it.
Built on the same abl.dsp.prism~ algorithm that powers Ableton's own Hybrid Reverb device, with full parameter access and a signal path that fits inside your session like it was always there.
What's Inside Prism Reverb Pro
Why This Matters
Every Max for Live device we create follows one principle: remove friction, don't add features.
This tool is designed the way Ableton would have done it if they'd thought of it.
No subscription.
No unnecessary complexity.
Just a problem solved properly.

See What Your Reverb Is Actually Doing
Product FAQs
Is there a free version I can try first?
What genres work best with Prism Reverb?
What's the difference between the Prism Reverb Standard and Pro editions?
Does Prism Reverb support multiple instances and automation?
Can I run multiple instances across a session?

Technical Specifications & Package Contents
