

Quartz Reverb | Algorithmic Reverb with Dual Damping for Ableton


Quartz Reverb | Algorithmic Reverb with Dual Damping for Ableton
Most reverb problems aren't about the reverb itself — they're about the tail. Too much low end in the decay and your mix goes muddy. Too much high end and it turns brittle. The fix is usually a separate EQ after the reverb, which means another plugin, another set of controls, another thing to automate.
Quartz Reverb puts independent low and high damping directly inside the reverb engine. Shape the tonal character of the tail at source — dark and intimate, bright and expansive, or anywhere between — without touching your effects chain. From tight room reflections to vast characterful halls, the diffusion circuit keeps the tail dense and musical even when pushed to extremes.
Built on the same algorithmic engine used in Ableton's Hybrid Reverb, with decay from 0.1 seconds to infinite freeze, and a full post-reverb processing chain in the Pro edition. One device, complete spatial control, exactly where you'd expect it in your session.
What's Inside Quartz 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.

Hands-On Control That Responds Like Hardware

See Exactly Where Your Reverb Is Sitting
Product FAQs
What version of Ableton do I need for Quartz Reverb?
What makes the dual damping approach different from just EQing after a reverb?
What genres and sources work best with Quartz Reverb?
Can I run multiple instances across a session?
Is there a free version of Quartz Reverb I can try first?

Technical Specifications & Package Contents
