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I really wanted a convolution reverb and because I'm stuck on Pro Tools, I needed one with very low latency (running with the fxpansion vst wrapper).

This one does the trick, sounds great and runs almost latency free (I think it's 16 samples). I had three of them running at once and didn't really notice any serious CPU hit - it's doing everything I want, it seems stable and it sounds great. The built-in filters are quite decent as well.

Negative points: the documentation and user interface could be translated a little better (there are two separate knobs that both say "stereo", but they do different things). Also, the integrated presets appear to be all synthesized, there don't seem to be any nice big room recordings. You can drop your own IRs into one of three custom folders (it looks like they need to be stereo IRs to be loaded properly - goldwave will batch convert to stereo though) and they're easy to select through the UI, but you're limited to about 50 IRs per folder. You can also use a file requester to pull them in but it'd be nice to have a SIR style browser to just point at a big IR collection.

Regardless, an excellent first release and a good one to grab if you're stuck on a platform without automatic PDC.Read Review