Trinity Hall DRAFT

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Trinity Hall IR reverb plugin

An audio plugin that captures the stunning ambience and almost infinite reflections in the old wooden church, hand built with love from the forest behind the town, resulting in the most beautiful acoustics.

A Hand Built Acoustic Miracle – Now in Your Mix

• IR reverb capturing the natural acoustics of a historic Newfoundland church

• Controls for Dry/Wet, Pre-Delay, Room Size, Decay, Damping, Width & Output

• Platforms and format compatibility tbc

• Try the full plugin free for 15 days – no restrictions

• Priced in reference to Newfoundland’s history

• Proceeds support the Winterton community and local musicians

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“Trinity Hall is a big passion project for me that I began in 2022, following a gut feeling that there was a family connection to a building somewhere that I should try to buy and do something good with. It led me to my grandfather's hometown and it's been quite a journey ever since. I've been using this plugin myself for months and then felt selfish for being the only one with access to this gorgeous sound. Because of the shape of the church with the high ceiling but not toooo long of a building, it sounds quite similar to Abbey Road studio 2. The building is a little acoustic miracle.”

Greg Wells

Producer, Mix Engineer, Founder

Honoring the Past,
Giving Back to the Community

Trinity Hall is where legacy meets reinvention. In Winterton, Newfoundland—a fishing outport of 500 people—St. Luke’s Anglican Church once marked life’s most sacred moments: baptisms, weddings, and farewells.

When the church closed and went up for sale in 2022, its future was uncertain. That summer, Greg Wells—whose family roots run deep in the community—gave it new life. He transformed it into Trinity Hall: a nonprofit performance venue, recording studio, and vibrant gathering place where music, art, and community come together.

Through Scilly Cove Records, Wells champions Newfoundland artists, donating his time, services, and royalties so every dollar raised flows back into the community that first filled those pews.

This remarkable transformation is captured by director Brad Tuck in Where Once They Stood We Stand: The Birth of Trinity Hall, now streaming on CBC Gem.

The price of $49 has historical significance, as the Dominion of Newfoundland officially joined Canada to become its tenth province on March 31, 1949.

There was intense debate over this and a narrow victory at the ballot box, with many to this day feeling misled by government officials and big business interests.

Your purchase of the Trinity Hall plugin supports the community of Winterton in Newfoundland, and musicians young and old across Newfoundland and Labrador.

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Hear Trinity Hall in action

Trinity Hall Demo with Rachel Cousins

The story behind Trinity Hall

A Venue for the Community

Greg Wells converted the old church into a nonprofit performance venue and recording studio for the purposes of raising money for the local community. In honor of Trinity Hall's third anniversary, proceeds of this plugin go directly to supporting the local fire department, ambulance service, food banks, and Newfoundland music.

An Acoustic Miracle

Hand built with love from the forest behind the town, the old wooden church has almost infinite reflections and stunning ambience. Because of the shape of the church — the high ceiling but not toooo long of a building — it sounds quite similar to Abbey Road Studio 2. The building is a little acoustic miracle.

Scilly Cove Records

Wells operates a non-profit indie label out of Trinity Hall that signs Newfoundland artists. The label's mission is to promote and preserve the overwhelming musical talent on the island. Wells donates all his services and royalties to the label, at no cost to the recording artist. A documentary, Where Once They Stood We Stand, is on CBC GEM.

System Requirements

macOS min version
Windows min version
Formats
X GB RAM or more recommended

FAQs

Find answers to common questions about Trinity Hall.

How do I install Trinity Hall?

After purchase you will receive a download link and installer. Run the installer. On first launch you will be prompted to authorize your license.

How many devices can I install it on?

You can install Trinity Hall on up to 3 of your devices.

Do I need an internet connection?

An internet connection is required for online activation and for periodic license verification.

Alternatively, you can choose offline activation, which involves generating a request file on the offline machine, uploading it from a computer with internet access, and authorizing the license that way. Once activated using the offline method, no further internet connection is required.

Is there a free trial?

Yes. You can try Trinity Hall free for 15 days with no feature limitations.

Which plugin formats does Trinity Hall support?

Formats TBC

Where do the proceeds go?

Proceeds of plugin sales benefit Trinity Hall, a non-profit organisation whose goal is to support the local fire department, ambulance service, food banks, and help support Newfoundland music through Scilly Cove Records.

Trinity Hall

IR reverb capturing the natural acoustics of a historic Newfoundland church

Every purchase supports Trinity Hall and the Winterton community

Priced at $49 in reference to Newfoundland’s history

Available for Windows and macOS in VST3, AU, & AAX formats