Final answer:
A reverb effect is commonly found under the 'Audio Effects' Browser heading in digital audio workstations, as it relates to audio processing to simulate different spaces.
Step-by-step explanation:
To find a reverb effect, you would typically look under the Audio Effects Browser heading in a digital audio workstation (DAW). Reverb effects are designed to simulate the acoustic properties of various spaces, adding depth and dimension to the sound. This is an audio processing function and thus falls under audio effects rather than MIDI effects, Max for Live, or Instruments which deal with other aspects of sound manipulation and creation.