Well said! Quite clean actually. While I’m planning on injecting a very slight delay in there at some point, it’s working well as a send effect. At the moment, the signal chain within the rack starts with an EQ8 hardcut at ~100hz before even hitting the Reverb. The reverb itself has the built-in EQ processing mapped to a macro that lets me adjust the tone to focus on specific frequencies, with the Size and Decay mapped to another macro. All in all, it allows for a clean Verb Send that can go from a small metalic closet to an endless hall that creates a good white noise effect.

Was your sound clean after you washed it with your reverb? You may need to use a delay sponge to get some of the grime away. If that doesn’t work, put it in the top rack of the overdriving machine, and make sure to check it for residual low-end gunk before putting your sound back on the shelf. You always want to have clean mix tableware whenever you have guests.