Walrus Audio LORE Soundscape Generator

Having always been a sucker for reverse effects since realising I could unscrew the shell of a cassette tape and reverse the reels, several ahhm... eons ago, I was obviously going to investigate the world of reverse reverb at some point. Wishing to record some dream pop/shoegaze type stuff in Logic Pro X, I checked out the options via YouTube reviews and shootouts, coming to the conclusion that the Mooer was bit glitchy sounding, while the Source Audio Ventris was great for high-end stereo reverbs, but very pricey. I decided that the Lore was a great all-round package which, while not suiting everyone, would definitely be useful for the kinds of 'verb saturated sound I was interested in (as well as the odd synth or vocal treatment).
The Lore arrived in a nice package complete with free plec and funky stickers and, having had a quick exploration of the five programmes, I found the sounds available to be very cool and user-friendly, and the pedal responds well to subtle tweaking of the knobs while in use. One might expect a stereo out for a pedal in this price range but you can easily work around this if you need to.
To summarise, while this isn't a pedal for everyone, and you'll have to work within the parameters of each 'programme', this would be fantastic tool for anyone who wants to rock that MBV/Slowdive/Post-Whatever vibe, whether in their DAW or pedalboard.

Cette pedale devrait être stereo. Il est compliqué de la coupler avec Des delay reverb stereo. Le son devient vite bouillon ; il faut jouer peu de note pas trop vite sinon c'est inaudible à moins de baisser drastiquement Les gain de la reverb et du delay et là on entend plus grand chose. C' est dommage car il manque parfois pas grand chose pour avoir des sons interessants. En swell pur pour des accords ou note tenue, ça donne Des résultats inspirants. Pour moi ça manque de maitrise, dommage!