Craft the perfect reverb for any track with Oxford Reverb—a highly flexible, algorithmic reverb plugin offering precise control over every aspect of spatial design.
Authorised with a free iLok account
The Sonnox Oxford Reverb is a premium reverb plugin that brings lush, spacious, and natural-sounding depth to any audio production. Crafted with precise sonic control in mind, this plugin offers a versatile range of reverb types and tonal shaping tools, allowing you to create everything from subtle room ambiances to expansive, immersive spaces. Its high level of customization, combined with an intuitive interface, makes it ideal for music producers and audio engineers seeking to enhance the sense of space in their mixes.
With advanced EQ control, the Oxford Reverb gives you the power to sculpt the reverb’s frequency response to perfectly match the character of any instrument or vocal. Designed for both beginner and advanced users, it’s compatible with all major DAWs and optimizes DSP usage for efficient performance. Built on Sonnox’s legacy of audio quality and reliability, the Oxford Reverb is trusted by professionals worldwide to bring clarity and atmosphere to every mix.
Oxford Reverb puts you in control of designing every inch of your reverb space. Whether you’re building intimate, tight room ambiences or expansive, rich concert hall effects, Oxford Reverb’s range of adjustable parameters lets you sculpt your environment exactly as you envision it. With separate control over early reflections and reverb tails, plus built-in equalisation, dispersion, and absorption features, you can build spaces as natural or surreal as you can imagine.
For producers who require maximum flexibility, Oxford Reverb allows you to avoid the constraints of preset algorithms or convolution snapshots, offering an almost limitless range of custom reverb spaces. It’s more than just a reverb plugin — it’s a sonic canvas.
Oxford Reverb fits seamlessly into any mix, from adding subtle room reverb to vocals to creating complex, evolving spaces for synths. Its intuitive interface lets you quickly dial in the perfect sound or explore new creative possibilities.
...from live to studio to post work, the Oxford Reverb is the new must-have. Mix Magazine
Fine-tune the early reflections and reverb tail independently to craft realistic spaces or creative soundscapes. This level of control lets you precisely adjust the size, shape, and stereo image of your space.
Tailor your reverb’s tonal character without needing external plugins with an Oxford EQ built-in, allowing you to sculpt the frequency response of the reverb, adding clarity, removing muddiness, or accentuating specific frequencies to fit your mix.
Go beyond basic reverb shaping with advanced dispersion and absorption settings, ensuring your reverb behaves realistically or adds unique textures. Adjust phase differences between stereo signals to widen or narrow the sound field, creating an immersive spatial experience.
If you need a starting point, Oxford Reverb comes with more than 120 presets, covering small dry rooms to reverb chambers and vast halls. Whether you want a vintage Lexicon-inspired reverb, an EMT plate, or a modern, ambient space, these presets offer instant inspiration.
...it now sets a new standard for simulation-based reverb plugs. Resolution Magazine
I have many plugin reverbs plus a real EMT 140 plate and so I automatically compare everything to the EMT. problem is, many sound good in solo at at the early stage of my mix but as it progresses the verb tends to get lost. This doesn’t happen with the EMT, nor does it seem to happen with the Sonnox, at least in my experience so far. Highly recommended especially to those who are fussy about their reverb!
Each Oxford plugin license includes two simultaneous activations.
With an iLok account, you can authorise each activation on one of the following devices:
Compatible plugin formats for various digital audio workstations (DAWs):
Our plugins are compatible with the following operating systems:
For compatibility with older systems, please contact our support team.
Number of AAX-DSP instances per chip (varies by sample rate):
For detailed setup instructions and additional usage tips, please refer to the user guide.
Oxford Reverb User Guide.
