Turbo Paco

Great reverb. Definitely on the creative and characterful end of the reverb spectrum. Not a general purpose reverb, which is absolutely fine by me as I'm after tools that compliment my sonic palette, and there are plenty other "transparent" sounding reverbs out there.

What stood out for me were the different algorithms, the ability to under- and overclock and to change the bit-depth. Independent Dry/Wet controls are very welcome as well. It's extremely easy to dial in an excellent sounding preset.

There's a "lo-fi" character to the sound, which is further highlighted by underclocking and reducing the bit-depth. It's somewhat difficult for me to translate how this plugin sounds into words but an approximation would be cheap-ish guitar pedals from the late 90s/early 00s. Very usable and great sounding reverb, this.

There are so many great free reverbs now available that I almost feel like I have too many and any more are really not needed. Regardless, I like to try everything, just in case there is a new sound or feature that might be useful. Turbo Paco turns out to be a very interesting plugin.

Much like the famous Valhalla Supermassive, Turbo Paco has list of different algorithms, from an assortment of reverbs to chorus effects. This means new algorithms can eventually be added. But the existing ones offer a great variety of creative color. The reverbs sound very good.

Another feature that really stands out for me are the Dynamics controls, which are essentially a gate. This is very rare in reverbs these days and an essential tool in some instances. It has a fully resizable GUI and seems to be completely glitch and bug free.

One thing I'd like is the option to save a custom file patch menu path. And having the version number shown would also be useful.

Highly recommended.