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Im surprised not to see more reviews for Ohmboyz Infinity.

I am removing 1 star for price (a bit high in general, but a quality plugin none the less) and also Infinity seems to crash in Cubase and Bitwig semi-frequently. I can reproduce the crash in certain presets. Waiting for customer service to get back to me right now. Removing another star because they seem to ignore customer service requests and I need to understand if they are working on the crashing...

Like most people who buy Ohmboyz, Im an old fan of theirs from the early 2000s, and Ive already spent years playing with their older plugins. I discovered the intense psychedelic sound design potential inside Ohmboyz products back then, namely the original Ohmboyz VST, and this type of effect immediately set itself apart from other effects of the same class both visually and audibly, catering to deep, crazy, swirling and flanging sounds Im always bending other effects units into when I can.

Im personally not looking for 'regular' processing (room tones, acoustics, reflections) as much as I am looking to mangle the sound into infinity while tightly controlling it(Ohmboyz), and I have plenty of 'normal' tools for all that other stuff. I use most of the major reverb, delay, and multi-fx processors out there, including multi fx like Brian C's Synestia, NI's Raum, Lunacy's BEAM, and I find Ohmboyz still able to hone in on mind-bending psychedelia with less fiddling and less overall tweaking to get it there than any other plugin Ive used.

Im hoping to hear back from customer service on the crashing soon.

Simply one of the best delay effects!.

YOU SHOULD GET IT.

IT'S NOT DISCONTINUED THEY HAVEN'T UPDATED THE KVR PAGE YET.

Some reviews say the interface is difficult to figure out. In my view, that is the best feature of the plugin. This forces you to listen to the sound you are creating. I find it a powerful creative tool that really is inspirational. The automation implementation is very good as well. One welcome feature is the ability to change the time it takes to morph from one preset to another. My comments about the general structure apply to their other plugins as well. Most of them allow you to choose between a funky skin or a "normal" looking interface. Unfortunately, you have to choose one of the other. It would be nice to be able to alternate between them easily. Their documentation is superb and with the funky interfaces it will pay great dividends to work through them.

It gets a 9 out of 10 only because of the seriously ugly UI with controls that are not labeled.

This free little plugin blows my mind. I am basically using a single preset, "The Raf smooth", with minor tweaking per use. It takes any flat, boring, 2D sound and makes it 3D. It is great on a lead guitar. It takes the flat sounds of Padshop Pro and transforms them into worlds only found in dreams and movies. I can get lost in Padshop Pro with this plugin. It's almost too good because I don't want to make anything, but instead just zone out in the landscapes arising out of the pads. Haha. I love it.