UK-based plug-in developer LiquidSonics, a specialist in convolution reverb plug-ins, has struck an industry partnership with the Abbey Road Institute music production school.
The partnership will see the flagship Seventh Heaven Professional reverb plug-in, widely considered to provide the most accurate simulation of the Bricasti M7 reverb’s acoustics and workflow available, made available on every workstation within Abbey Road Institute London. Students and tutors will also have access to other powerful LiquidSonics reverbs including Lustrous Plates and Illusion.
In addition, LiquidSonics will visit the Abbey Road Institute to share in-depth knowledge on reverb and convolution technology with the students.
The Abbey Road Institute works closely with some of the most important companies and brands within the music and education industry. This helps to ensure they can continue to offer students the very highest standard of practically-focused audio education.
‘We are thrilled to partner with LiquidSonics. Seventh Heaven is an astounding sounding convolution reverb plug-in that provides access to so many genuinely useful presets that work great in the mix,’ says Mike Sinnott, Campus Manager of Abbey Road Institute London. ‘To be able to accurately capture the essence of Bricasti’s legendary M7 ‘in the box’ is a big plus for us all at the Institute.’
‘Abbey Road has a heritage of creating legendary music, the Institute draws from that in their training,’ adds LiquidSonics’ founder Matthew Hill. ‘To be able to give the next generation of music producers and recording engineers best-in-class tools from LiquidSonics is an honour. We look forward to working more closely with Abbey Road Institute in the coming years.’
LiquidSonics Fusion-IR technology also powers the extremely popular VerbSuite Classics available from Slate Digital. Fusion-IR is a modulated convolution-based capture and reproduction technology that redefines the rules of acoustic and workflow possibilities for convolution-based reverberation processors. Originally developed specifically around the needs modelling the Bricasti M7, it has now grown to provide astonishing reproductions of countless other classic reverbs and provides a firm foundation for the synthesis of entirely new reverb designs. LiquidSonics reverbs are used around the world, from the smallest mountain-top backpack studios to leadingpostproduction facilities in London and Los Angeles.
Born out of the world’s most famous and respected recording studio, the Abbey Road Institute teaches an intensive year-long Advanced Diploma in Music Production & Sound Engineering. This course has been designed by highly experienced academics and industry specialists, which includes producers, engineers and music business experts alongside the highly skilled team at Abbey Road. Our ambition is to prepare the next generation of producers, engineers, artists and music business professionals entering the industry.
