Tverb captures the iconic three-microphone technique developed by Tony Visconti during the recording of David Bowie's "Heroes" at Hansa Studios in Berlin. This plugin recreates that legendary room sound by combining one close microphone with two movable stereo room microphones, allowing producers to shape the spatial characteristics of their tracks with precise control. The design honors the original session’s setup while offering modern flexibility to adapt the reverb space to various musical contexts.

The plugin provides extensive control over the ambiance and tone of the reverb, featuring adjustable polar patterns, a custom reverb algorithm, and a compressor module inspired by the original recording session. Users can manipulate the room’s decay, diffusion, and frequency response to create a range of atmospheres, from intimate to expansive. The inclusion of linkable post-reverb gate modules allows for dynamic shaping of the reverb tail, enhancing clarity and impact in mixes.

Additional features include a console interface reflecting the historic session’s equipment and annotations, offering post-reverb channel processing for each microphone and the master output. Signal inversion options enable phase cancellation effects, while Mix Lock ensures consistent wet/dry balance when exploring presets. With full automation support, Tverb integrates seamlessly into modern production workflows, bringing the revered sound of a classic recording technique to contemporary mixing environments.