The "Holy Grail" of algorithmic Reverbs-- AAR :).
- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 2416 posts since 9 Mar, 2004 from Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA
I would like to thank Arts Acoustic for a job well done. I have been looking for a good sounding algorithmic reverb plug-in and after trying out the demo I was sold on it immediately. I never cared much for convolution reverbs, which sound good but are limited in editing and fine-tuning abilities, plus the latency issues associated with them. Most of the available algorithmic 'verbs I tried out sounded rather thin or grainy to these ears-- even the Waves reverbs. Not Arts Acoustic, however.
If anyone is into ambient/experimental/soundscape type stuff, I highly recommend this plug because you can get some very otherworldly and unusual reverberations out of this sucker with some creative programming.
If anyone is into ambient/experimental/soundscape type stuff, I highly recommend this plug because you can get some very otherworldly and unusual reverberations out of this sucker with some creative programming.
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- KVRist
- 62 posts since 18 May, 2003 from Austin, Texas
I second. Bravo, Bravo, Bravo!!! job very well done. I was planning on buying a Lexicon MX200 an setting it up as an external effect. Seems like a pretty silly idea now. This thing stomps all over the low-end lexi's even though they are better than any of the previous native verbs I'd come accross to date.
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- KVRist
- 492 posts since 16 Oct, 2004
+1. Also, for those who haven't noticed yet, if you double-click on a a control it opens up a second window that gives extremely precise three-way (Coarse,Medium,Fine) control over each of the parameters.
As Xenos has mentioned, this plug can work great as a effects unit on its own, yet with fine tuning you can get it to impart a very thin and transparent layer over the sound.
It really does have a very broad range of uses IMO.
As Xenos has mentioned, this plug can work great as a effects unit on its own, yet with fine tuning you can get it to impart a very thin and transparent layer over the sound.
It really does have a very broad range of uses IMO.
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- KVRist
- 124 posts since 2 Nov, 2002 from Swineshead,Boston,Lincolnshire
Much easier to right click for fine control.
Just FYI
Just FYI
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- KVRist
- 441 posts since 14 Apr, 2005