I def. think the same.Squids wrote:CSR is a much better reverb than the standard reverb inside SampleTank. That one is okay and convenient but not nearly the same quality of sound and depth in programmability that CSR has.BERFAB wrote:How about it Squids? What's the official word on this?Frippertronix wrote:Most likely these are totally different algos that more closely emulate classic hardware and demand much more processing power than, say, the reverbs on Sample Tank.BERFAB wrote:Squids-
I'm really tempted to get this, but I have a couple of honest questions about it. The demos sound great, but all of the IK/SR products I own have great FX racks attached. Additionally, I'm looking forward to getting my copy of AT2 soon (assuming that it ships sometime this year). I've been using AT1 on more than just my guitar, and it has pretty much replaced everything I used to use on vocal processing, etc.
I know that CSR is supposed to be a 'high end' reverb unit, but what specifically makes it better than the verbs, etc. that I'm currently squeezing out of my current IK arsenal?
Thanks
-B
Thanks
-B
More variety of spaces, richness, density, better resolution, depth... hard to describe in words. But, picture the difference between say an LXP-1 and a Lex 300. Something like that.
Because each plug-in has its own algo and it is programmed very well I believe this is contributing to it taking up very economical CPU for the high quality reverb that it is. This alone could make it a popular choice for producer/songwriter/engineers on the computer. It makes it a better "workhorse" reverb and then the convolution reverbs become more of the "specialy" reverbs if you have those (and makes sense because you should only use them and take up the CPU when it is really worth it).
But, you can get a much better sound if you turn the reverb OFF (especially as an insert) in ST and run it through CSR.
can someone please run these sound through 4 different reverb types, lets say inverse, hall, room and plate...
this would be really nice.....
here are the dry sounds:
http://home.arcor.de/rd50info_site/soun ... eckout.wav
I can host the result files, if webspace is a problem.....


