What's happening with Ariesverb?

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I remember this being pretty cool, but haven't heard anything in a while. what's up?

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...yeah!?!

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It's certainly got potential. The one they released was an alpha, so I guess they have alot of coding to do yet. Every time I occasionally load it up, I always end up making great special FX - weird blips and pings and synth warbles through Aries sounds great. It seems to get that Dr. Who kind of feel easily with Ariesverb. I remember they had a few things they said they were going to work on - needed a bit more control over the modulation rather than a simple LFO.

I'm looking forward to giving it a good go if and when it ever comes out in beta. I particularly like it because it's an experimental reverb rather than just another reverb (although it has potential in the usual stuff too).

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Yeah I like this plugin, but it's rarely mentioned. It's awesome for super long reverbs and other wierdness.

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Yeah, I knew it was in alpha. We haven't heard anything in a long time so I was just wondering what was going on with it. I've been looking forward to seeing this one developed further.

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One conclusion : we want more Ariesverb !

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....NOW!!!...

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I love it for that springverb preset, and tone lifting and well...
it's good :)

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Not trying to beat a dead horse or anything but this is one of my top 5 overused effects. It works so well for me, so quick and easy and the sound is brilliant. Although I dont want everyone to make the same sounds. Yeah, what more does this plugin need. Fix it up and update it or something!
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...yeah!!!

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You may have bumped a thread from 2 years ago but I say I'd like to see more attention to ariesverb, even though I've used it on a ton of my best songs.

I think it's f**king beautiful the way it is, but that only means that it'd be even greater with 2 more years of expertise.

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