Ereverb

ereverb is a term with no single, authoritative meaning in established reference works. It is used inconsistently across contexts and may refer to different concepts depending on the source. In audio technology, ereverb is commonly interpreted as a stylized shorthand for electronic reverb—an audio effect that simulates the persistence of sound in a space through digital signal processing.

Reverb can be produced by algorithmic methods or by convolution with impulse responses. When the term ereverb is used, it typically signals a focus on digital or electronic implementations rather than mechanical spring or plate units, though usage varies by manufacturer and writer.

In commercial contexts, some product names, plugin brands, or online services may use variations of the term (for example, eReverb or Ereverb) as a brand or feature label. Because there is no universally adopted product, standard, or company that bears the exact spelling ereverb, references to it should be checked against the specific source to determine the intended meaning.

See also: Reverberation, Reverb, Digital signal processing, Acoustic echo.