BeeVerb

12-band reverb graph Split a source into one to twelve reverb bands and keep crossover, gate, and wet mix decisions in the graph.

Per-band algorithms Each focused band can use its own room, hall, plate, chamber, spring, bloom, ambience, delay, or research-backed topology.

Wet-return gates Gate Open, Gate Range, and Hysteresis control when each band's reverb return appears and how far it closes.

Per-band Mix lane A connected mix lane sets how much gated wet return is blended back into the focused band.

Bloom/Decay envelope The envelope editor presents reverb timing as Bloom, Hold, Decay, Width, and Damping.

Advanced tail tabs Verb, Delay, Gate, Tail, and Mod tabs expose density, diffusion, pre-delay, freeze, tail tone, and motion per focused path.

Per-band M/S Stereo and M/S operation let the center and side ambience use different algorithms, gates, timing, filters, and mix values.

Detector keying A wet gate can listen to its own band, another internal band, or the host external sidechain.

Activity monitoring FFT, Hi-Res, spectrogram, meters, Delta, and verb activity views keep the wet return inspectable.

Host-safe state BeeVerb keeps stable host parameter IDs while presenting reverb names in the editor and manual.