No, you have to get the bundle for it. All the tools in it are fantastic but there's the downside of it.drwx wrote:Thanks for the addition! Is it a VST plugin though or it can only be used inside Vienna Suite?jancivil wrote:VSL Hybrid Reverb. Big subject, I don't feel like a lot more typing today. But it's very efficient on CPU while delivering a huge benefit and there is probably something crafted for yer use case scenario. Rooms, chambers, churches, plates, 'scoring stages', special (reverse taps for instance), the whole shebang. Control over algo tail from convo'd early reflections like nobody's bizness...
One rilly big deal in it is that you have control over how much of its stage is reflected: 0% means it's going to reflect where instruments (any sources) sent to it like a spot 100% means fully diffuse.
So one might want more than one instance (which additionally is typically a strategy for 'back to front'); which is where its efficiency is cool. I demo'd B2, loved it, it's comparable more or less but it's a massive CPU hog. I was using it on an 8-core 24-GB machine, it's not like I was broke-ass.
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