UK - Nugen Audio has announced the immediate availability of its new Reverb Map on the brand’s website. Inspired by the brand’s Paragon and Paragon ST reverb plug-ins, the Nugen Audio team created an interactive map of the world that pinpoints spaces with unusual acoustic characteristics.
From churches and subway stations to concert venues and tombs across the globe, audio enthusiasts, audiophiles, backpackers and those with a passion for interesting architecture, among other hobbies, now have a unique exploration checklist for their travels.
“Our team worked hard to put the map together, and we look forward to hearing from Nugen customers who manage to visit some of these locations,” says Freddy Vinehill-Cliffe, product specialist, Nugen Audio. “What better way to impose your audio fascination onto friends and family than by dragging them on a detour to a strange and unusual acoustic space?”
In addition to iconic locales like Sydney Opera House in Australia, Boston Symphony Hall in the United States and St. Paul’s Cathedral in England, the list highlights some lesser-known spaces, like the TANK Centre in the US, Echo Cave in South Africa and Teufelsberg Spy Station in Germany.
The Nugen Reverb Map can be accessed free of charge on the company website at: https://nugenaudio.com/reverb-map/ when signing up to receive the Nugen Audio newsletter. In addition to the interactive map on Page 1, which provides detailed information about each location, Page 2 offers a complete listing of locations and addresses. Viewers can also import the locations into Google Maps for continued access via mobile device.
Anyone who signs up for the map will also receive access to free two-week trials of Nugen’s wide array of plug-ins.
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