The DoGood Israel gives you a variety of reverbs from real spaces with its 35 high fidelity impulse responses (IRs). DoGood Sound captured them using high-end equipment in several sacred historic locations: - Church of St. Saviour, Jerusalem - Magnificat Church, Jerusalem - Church of the Transfiguration, Berg Tabor - Church of the Visitation, Ein Karem - Tomb of Elizabeth Elisheva, Ein Karem - Crusaders Dining Hall, Ein Karem Alongside there are IRs of an Israelien studio and the Beer Sheva Town Hall. The plugin is very easy to use: Simply select the IR, set the levels as desired, optionally filter out some low end with the built-in high pass filter, and off you go. There is a Trails switch in the advanced settings; when enabled the reverb tail peacefully decays when you bypass the plugin, disable it and the tail will immediately disappear when bypassed. Features: Plugin by MOD Audio Based on HiFi-LoFi FFTConvolver engine IRs by DoGood Sound