Woohoo, new Audio Damage fx on the way!

[Crandall1]

You're not thinking of pricing Reverence at the same level, are you?

Heh. Reverence will be US$39.00, so no, not really. Also, ours is simple serial protection, versus Princeton's PACE. As soon as I have the cash, I'm going to buy the hardware version of the 2016, and not bother with this PACE nonsense any more. Then my computer will be completely PACE-free.

It should be noted that we're not interested in competing with Princeton; I feel that our product compliments theirs quite a bit. Their Plate plugin is quite a bit different flavored than ours, a much darker plate simulation. The original 2016 wasn't known for its plate sound, and quite frankly, I'm puzzled as to why they chose to release it as a plugin at all. But that aside, Stereo Room is an excellent all-around reverb. I use it in almost all my music projects as my general send 'verb. As I said, Reverence is much better suited to mid-range instruments and special effects.

[inverseroom]

It really is a marvelous looking GUI. The fuzzy glow of the LED's is perfect...

[Funkybot's Evil Twin]

Seems Chris and I have the same taste in verbs too. Discord 2 was my first AD plug-in and this will almost certainly be my second. I'm getting the feeling that Audio Damage is going to be my newest addiction.

[Crandall1]

Okay, I've made the product page for Reverence live on the AD site. Go forth:

http://www.audiodamage.com/product_info ... ucts_id=20

You can't buy it yet, but there are a couple audio demos, and a screenshot, and the usual market-speak.

[bmanic]

wow.. I like the sound of the demos of this thing quite a lot!

Cheers!
bManic

[multree]

sounds mighty fine

[bduffy]

yeAH! Sounds excellent!

[Lee702]

Crandall1 whats the cpu load looking like?

[Lee702]

Oh yeah Sounds tubeular!!!!

[bduffy]

When you're tired of putting your instruments in the same virtual space as everyone else using me-too impulse-response-based reverbs, treat your tracks with a little Reverence.

Nice! Algos rule!

[hifiboom]

very nice!!! sweet....

when can we expect the demo...?

[bduffy]

Well, they don't do demos, exactly...

[Crandall1]

To Lee702:

The CPU load on my Athlon 64 3000+ is about 2% to 3%. (It's hard to tell). On my Intel iMac, it's a bit higher, maybe 3% even. That's really difficult to tell because there are two CPU cores, so the GUI can go on one, while the actual AU is on the other. (If you're not a Mac user, AudioUnits are actually two separate programs: the GUI and the actual plugin.) Adam hasn't given me a UB version yet, so I can't check on my iBook.

To hifiboom:

We don't do demos. We offer a 100% no-questions-asked return policy instead. Demos are a big pain in the ass, and don't actually increase sales noticably.

[bduffy]

We don't do demos. We offer a 100% no-questions-asked return policy instead. Demos are a big pain in the ass, and don't actually increase sales noticably.

Now that's interesting to hear. I thought it was to prevent crack-dom! I never would've bought, say, Kontakt without being able to try it, I figured demos helped sales. Of course, that was $500 and boxed! Fair enough.

[hifiboom]

To Lee702:

The CPU load on my Athlon 64 3000+ is about 2% to 3%. (It's hard to tell). On my Intel iMac, it's a bit higher, maybe 3% even. That's really difficult to tell because there are two CPU cores, so the GUI can go on one, while the actual AU is on the other. (If you're not a Mac user, AudioUnits are actually two separate programs: the GUI and the actual plugin.) Adam hasn't given me a UB version yet, so I can't check on my iBook.

To hifiboom:

We don't do demos. We offer a 100% no-questions-asked return policy instead. Demos are a big pain in the ass, and don't actually increase sales noticably.

ah thanks for the information...
this sounds good to me....

the audiofiles too...