Cloud Seven C7 - Desert Moon Audio plug-in

Cloud Seven

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Cloud Seven C7 - Desert Moon Audio plug-in

Cloud Seven

Stereo Reverb Processor

The big machine at the back of the rack

Cloud Seven is an algorithmic reverb plugin for Mac and PC: a stereo processor built as a dedicated mainframe, with 118 programs across six modes.

14-DAY FREE TRIAL

Full version, free for 14 days. No payment details needed.

Works with all major DAWs

AU / VST3 / AAX for Mac · VST3 / AAX for PC

Yours forever — no subscription

Instant download after purchase

Hear the difference

Press play to hear it through Cloud Seven. Tap DRY for the original, at the same moment.

Piano
Vocal
Pedal Steel
Wurli

Where it goes

Four of the places it lives, each with a demo above.

  • Piano

    A hall program under a solo piano, with early reflections that put it in a real room.

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  • Vocals

    Plate or chamber on a send, pre-delay tapped to the song, and the vocal stays in front.

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  • Pedal steel

    Long, dense halls that bloom behind a steel without smearing the swells.

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  • Electric piano

    A small room or a short plate puts a Wurlitzer on a stage instead of in a box.

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About Cloud Seven

The Cloud Seven is a stereo algorithmic reverb built as a dedicated mainframe — and it is operated like one. A dot-matrix display legible from across the room, an endless adjust wheel, cursor keys and six mode keys. Programs load with prog → enter, tap taps in pre-delay, and fifty user registers and four favorite keys live in the machine — shared across every instance and every session, like outboard.

Behind the faceplate is a 16-line modulated feedback delay network with a lossless Hadamard core: the mixing matrix is orthonormal, so every bit of decay comes from the per-line absorption filters and none from the matrix. The decay you dial is the decay you get — measured mid-band RT60 lands within ±5% of the number on the display from 1 to 8 seconds.

118 factory programs in six banks — Halls, Plates, Rooms, Chambers, Ambience and Spaces — each with its own early-reflection geometry feeding the tank, so the tail blooms out of the reflections instead of arriving as a second event.

Key features

  • Cloud Seven – Frequency-dependent decay, stated the honest way

    Frequency-dependent decay, stated the honest way

    Mid-band Reverb Time from 0.1 to 30 seconds, scaled by HF RT Multiply (0.2–1.0×) above the crossover and LF RT Multiply (0.2–4.0×) below it.

  • Cloud Seven – Motion you can’t hear as pitch

    Motion you can’t hear as pitch

    Sixteen slow modulators at mutually unrelated rates, depth capped under 2 cents — with deterministic seeds, so a mix recalls identically.

  • Cloud Seven – Per-bank early reflections

    Per-bank early reflections

    Six tap geometries, with Early Select morphing the build-up and decay envelope of each pattern.

  • Cloud Seven – True stereo throughout

    True stereo throughout

    Decorrelated left and right outputs that fold to mono without coherent build-up.

  • Cloud Seven – Registers and favorites in the machine

    Registers and favorites in the machine

    Fifty user registers and four favorite keys, stored in the unit itself and shared across sessions — like outboard.

  • Cloud Seven – Hardware manners

    Hardware manners

    Program loads duck the wet path, clear the tank and fade back in; the power switch is a click-free bypass that settles to bit-exact passthrough; Size changes glide rather than zip.

  • Cloud Seven – Mix and Output on the face

    Mix and Output on the face

    Equal-power Mix where 100% is the classic send patch, and Output from −24 to +12 dB.

Cloud Seven panel, with its controls numbered

The panel at a glance

  1. Display Program, parameter and value, with LED meters at the left edge.
  2. Input Stepped ±8 dB trim ahead of everything, dry path included.
  3. Adjust wheel Endless. Scrolls programs, edits values, spins registers.
  4. Mode keys Prog, System and Store, Reg, Edit and Enter: the machine's own front-panel workflow.
  5. Tap Two presses set the pre-delay to the gap between them.
  6. Favorites 1–4 Hold to store the running sound, tap to recall. Stored in the unit and shared across sessions, like outboard.
  7. Mix & Output Equal-power Mix where 100% is the classic send patch, and Output from −24 to +12 dB.
  8. Power The bypass. The display goes dark, like the mains dropped, and settles to bit-exact passthrough.

More details

Is there a free trial?

Yes — 14 days, fully featured, from the first time the plugin loads. All 118 programs, every control, no interruptions and no signup. When the trial ends, audio passes through dry until a license is entered, so your sessions are never damaged.

Do I own this plugin forever?

Yes. It's a one-off purchase, not a subscription, and there's nothing to renew. Updates to a plugin you own are free — download the current installer and run it over the top.

Every plugin is sold on its own, so you can buy just the one you want.

How many computers can I install it on?

Your license covers up to 4 computers you personally own — studio desktop, laptop, spares. Enter the same key on each; the first activation on a machine takes one quick internet check; after that it works offline, apart from a once-a-day check for a newer version. Moving on from a computer? Deactivate This Machine in the plugin's preset menu hands the seat back, and if a machine dies before you can, just ask us.

How do I get my download?

Your download link and license key are in the order confirmation email sent at purchase. Run the installer, open Cloud Seven, click the notice on the display, paste the key — done.

Can’t find the email? Check spam, then contact us and we’ll resend it.

Can I run it offline?

Yes — after activation. Entering your license key needs an internet connection once; from then on it works offline — the only other time it goes online is a once-a-day check for a newer version.

Tech specs

Mac: AU, VST3 and AAX — universal, native on Apple Silicon and Intel. macOS 10.15 or later.

Windows: VST3 and AAX, 64-bit Windows 10 or later.

DAWs: All major DAWs — Ableton Live, Pro Tools, Logic Pro, FL Studio, Cubase, Studio One, Bitwig, Reaper and Reason.

Engine: 16-line modulated feedback delay network, computed from the session sample rate — 44.1 to 192 kHz.

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