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Raum vs Baby Audio Super VHS

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Effect / Native Instruments

Raum

Free

8.4Great

Raum is a creative reverb plugin from Native Instruments with three algorithm modes for everything from realistic rooms to abstract ambient soundscapes.

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SignalRaumBaby Audio Super VHS
PriceFree—
Dubspot Score8.48.4
FormatsVST, VST3, AU (Mac only), AAXVST, VST3, AU, AAX
TypeReverb effect plugin (used within a DAW)—
Reverb modesThree algorithms — Grounded (rooms), Airy (halls), Cosmic (abstract spaces)—
PredelayAdjustable from below 1 ms to 2 seconds, with a feedback function for echo, resonator, and looper-style effects—
Freeze functionHolds the reverb content infinitely (available for Grounded and Airy), turning the effect into a sound generator—
Platform supportWindows 10/11 (64-bit); macOS 13, 14, or 15—
System requirementsIntel Core i5 or equivalent AMD CPU, 4 GB RAM (6 GB recommended), OpenGL 2.1+ or Direct X 9/11 graphics—
Plugin type—Multi-effect plugin with six one-knob effects
Effects included—Static (VHS noise), Heat (tape saturation), Shape (sample rate reducer), Magic (ensemble FX), Drift (pitch fluctuation LFO), Wash (reverb)
Formats—VST, VST3, AU, AAX (64-bit)
Mac support—macOS 10.11 and up, native Apple Silicon (M-chip) compatible
Windows support—Windows 10 and newer
DAW compatibility—All major DAWs (Ableton Live, Logic Pro, Pro Tools, FL Studio, Cubase, Studio One, Bitwig, Reaper, Reason)

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