These try to recreate a sense of space by playing audio through something such as a piece of metal that will continue to ring out and extend the sound. A basically natural sounding reverb but often hyped or exaggerated. So if you see "chamber" in regards to reverb, its trying to emulate this. Think Abbey Roads studios and all the famous albums recorded there. Or you could put in baffles or other objects to control the overall time and tone of the reverb. You could use a tile lined room (sometimes just even re-purposing a bathroom!) if you wanted a really bright sound. It would just be a room with a speaker in one end and then one or more microphones on the other. One of the first techniques for creating artificial reverb in recording studios was to build an echo chamber. Natural sounding reverbs tend to have names like "hall", "room", "club", "cathedral" and try to sound like the acoustics of real performance spaces like concert halls, etc.
So digital reverbs are typically named after the types of spaces they try to emulate or to the various methods of artificial mechanical reverb they try to recreate. Thank you Bob, I appreciate your efforts for me.I’m not 100% sure about the difference in reverb types Am I thinking right about this? Or is there some other place that I'm missing? I was under the impressing that the paths in the Reaper VST preferences field denote folders that exist for the installed VST plugins to go and be found when called up in Reaper, and that as long as there is a match between the Ubermod installation path field and the Reaper VST preference field, then the plugin should be able to be found. When you say "pay attention to the VST installation directory", are you referring to the path field that comes up during the Ubermod installation process? As far as I understand, the path as seen in that Ubermod installation field needs to match exactly to a path present in the Reaper VST preferences field. The path you presented was one of the ones that I tried and I believe the initial one that appeared.
I even tryed a few different ones, making sure they match just to see if it would work. I made sure every Uppercase, Lowercase, space, forward/backward slash was present exactly as typed or present. I did take careful notice to both the paths in the field during the installation process, and that it was precisely the same as one of the paths found in the VST Reaper preferences field.
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