THE RACK REVIVAL – Reverb & Delay IR Pack

 

Vintage Digital. Modern Workflow. Zero Noise.  Zero Repairs. 

Step into the sound of the golden age of studio rack gear.

The Rack Revival IR Pack is a meticulously captured collection of stereo impulse responses taken directly from some of the most iconic digital effects processors ever made:

• Lexicon PCM70 – lush halls, gated rooms, inverse reverbs, plates, iconic delays

• Yamaha SPX90 – classic ’80s early reflections, reverse gates, rooms and halls

• Roland SRV-2000 – punchy plates, tight rooms, and classic studio halls

• PLUS a curated “Best Of” folder featuring bonus shapes inspired by the PCM42, Bricasti M7, Lexicon 300, Strymon classics, and more.

All captured at 24-bit / 48kHz, using a pristine mastering grade converters, to preserve the width, depth, and character these units are famous for — without the noise floor, menu-diving, or hardware maintenance.

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This pack delivers their signature algorithmic mojo in a format that works instantly in:

• Any DAW

• Convolution reverb plugins

• Hardware IR loaders (with sufficient IR length, please check your hardware manual.  These are not the same as cabinet IR’s)

If you’ve ever wanted “that” PCM70 Circular Delay, or the SPX90 Hall, or the late 80’s  "Sweet Child” reverb.

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Every IR was gain-matched, trimmed for real-world usability.

Perfect For:

• Guitar tones, synths, pads, and sound design

• Snare/clap/room design for drum production

• Vocals and FX throws

• Ambient production, film scoring, and modern cinematic mixes

• Anyone who wants premium hardware reverb tone without buying four vintage units

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This is the closest you can get to owning a full 1987 studio rack… in a single folder.

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What’s Inside

✔ 150+ impulse responses

✔ stereo captures (m-s & s-s where applicable)

✔ Reverbs, chambers, rooms, plates, gates, early reflections, AND delays

✔ Artist-inspired tones (Landau, Lukather, Timmons, Ford, etc.)

✔ Fully organized folders by unit

*Impulse Responses perfectly capture the tone, space, and character of classic reverbs and delays, but they do not capture time-based modulation like chorus, flange, or pitch shift. Because modulation constantly changes over time, convolution can only take a “snapshot” of the sound. For that reason, only the reverb and delay-based textures were captured for this pack.