Oxford Reverb is an algorithmic reverb plugin from Sonnox that lets producers shape early reflections, reverb tails, tone and stereo spread independently. It is available in VST3, AU and AAX formats for Windows and macOS.
Sonnox describes Oxford Reverb as a flexible algorithmic reverb built for precise spatial design. Its controls cover everything from small, tight room ambiences to large concert-hall effects. Early reflections and the reverb tail can be adjusted separately, and built-in dispersion, phase and absorption settings give you more ways to shape the space. Because the reverb is algorithmic rather than convolution-based, you are not limited to fixed room snapshots when building a custom space.
Oxford Reverb separates early reflections from the reverb tail, so you can adjust the size, shape and stereo image of each part on its own. This makes it practical to build a realistic room and then change the tail for a more creative result.
An integrated 5-band reverb EQ lets you shape the tonal character of the reverb inside the plugin. You can add clarity, reduce muddiness or emphasize specific frequencies without adding another EQ to the chain.
The dispersion and absorption controls go beyond basic reverb shaping. Sonnox positions these settings as a way to make the reverb behave more realistically or to add unique textures.
Phase differences between the stereo signals can be adjusted to widen or narrow the sound field. This gives you a way to place the reverb more deliberately within a mix, whether you are working on vocals or synth pads.
Formats, systems and requirements as listed by Plugin Boutique. Missing details are left out, not guessed.
| Developer | Sonnox |
|---|---|
| Type | Plugin |
| Category | Reverb |
| Formats | VST3, AU, AAX |
| Operating systems | Windows, macOS |
| Architecture | 64-bit |
Oxford Reverb is an algorithmic reverb plugin from Sonnox. It offers separate control of early reflections and the reverb tail, a built-in 5-band EQ, and dispersion, phase and absorption settings.
Oxford Reverb is available in VST3, AU and AAX formats. It runs on Windows and macOS and is 64-bit.
Yes. It includes more than 120 presets, covering small dry rooms, reverb chambers and vast halls, including vintage Lexicon-inspired and EMT plate reverbs and modern ambient spaces.
You need a host that supports the plugin format you are using. Pro Tools 11 or later works with the AAX version, and any desktop application that supports AU or VST3 works with those formats. Activation uses iLok, either a physical iLok device with latest drivers or iLok Cloud with an active internet connection.
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