Death By Audio Reverberation Machine Effects Pedal

The Reverberation Machine is a dedicated ambience creator designed to push beyond traditional reverb boundaries. Delivering dripping spring style reflections, cavernous decay and heavily saturated ambience, it transforms any signal into a cinematic, atmospheric sound bed. Whether you are seeking vintage amp style verb or overwhelming walls of blooming distortion, this pedal stands apart as an unapologetically creative reverb tool.

Main Features

• Synthetic ambience generator with amp inspired spring textures
• Altitude control for distorted shimmer and expanded reverb decay
• Variable VERB mix that extends beyond 100 percent for full wet psychedelic wash
• Capable of subtle spring reflections or enveloping, doom drenched atmospheric space
• Ideal for experimental guitar, sound design, shoegaze, film scoring and ambient production
• Compact footprint with a uniquely voiced, non traditional control layout

Beyond Standard Reverb

Unlike classic reverb pedals, the Reverberation Machine is designed to reshape space rather than simply replicate it. At lower settings it mimics amp top spring units with convincing drip and definition. Increase the controls and it evolves into thick, grainy bloom with rising harmonic saturation, creating an ethereal yet ominous sonic presence.

Altitude Driven Sound Expansion

The Altitude control turns reverb into an evolving atmosphere. Push the parameter and the sound is flooded with distorted shimmer, delivering a towering wash ideal for shoegaze swells, drone ambience and immersive live textures.

Reverb to the Extreme

In true Death By Audio style, the VERB knob surpasses the usual limits, reaching a full 125 percent wet signal. This allows the reverb itself to overtake the input source, generating psychedelic layers that can become louder, denser and more chaotic than the original sound. From subtle halo ambience to fully saturated cosmic decay, the response is immediate and dramatic.

Creative Applications

The Reverberation Machine inspires across genres—from lo fi dream sequences and industrial textures to cinematic sound beds and live atmospheric build ups. Its unique behaviour makes it as useful to producers and sound designers as it is to guitarists and experimental artists.