KVR Audio

shane1980 · Post by **shane1980** » Wed May 23, 2012 4:26 pm

Neo Reference is a brand new tool for the final processing of digital music. It combines several of Sound Magic's cutting edge dithering and noise shaping algorithms. These algorithms will change the sound of your music and they will let you find the best timbre for your individual style. Each dither and noise shape has its own unique timbre. What you need to do is listen to them carefully and you find the one that works best for your sound.

You can also use Neo Reference to show you what your music will sound like on different playback devices. This killer feature allows you to preview your music as it would sound in your car, iphones, on a boom box - or an audiophile system!

By Using Sound Magic Award Winning Modeling Technology, Neo Reference uses different algorithms to emulate the Signal to Noise Ratio, Stereo Crosstalk and Frequency Response Curve of the several most commonly used playback devices. Evaluate the sound quality of your music on different playback devices. Hear what your music will sound like on HIFI devices, Computer Audio, Car Audio, Mobile Phones and MP3 players. Make your style of music explode on all of these devices, adjusting your sounds for optimal playback - without having to run out to your car with a CD that you just burned! Your music will sound better and more balanced on all of these devices, not just your monitors. You can even use it to make different versions of your music to better market to specific customer groups - which may lead to more music sales!

Neo Reference is provided as a Windows VST or Add-on for Supreme Piano 2

Features

Internal 64-bit floating point precision

4 Types of Dithering with depth control

15 Sound Magic's cutting edge noise shaping algorithms

Accurate modeling on Signal to Noise Ratio, Stereo Crosstalk and Frequency Respond Curve of common used playback devices

Can be combined use with Headphone Mix Version 3.0 for complete playback system emulation

For more information, downloading demos, please visit
http://www.supremepiano.com/product/ref.html

Andywanders · Post by **Andywanders** » Thu May 24, 2012 2:08 am

These algorithms will change the sound of your music and they will let you find the best timbre for your individual style.

knobs · Post by **knobs** » Thu May 24, 2012 5:00 am

total garbage

JD Gaffe · Post by **JD Gaffe** » Thu May 24, 2012 5:20 am

knobs wrote:total garbage

Mm, well that's a little rude.

But shane1980 has had a bad reputation of using marketing lingo that KVR members specifically despise, perhaps you should change some of that and you would get more people to try your products rather than dismissing it based on the description.

hibidy · Post by **hibidy** » Thu May 24, 2012 5:28 am

JD Gaffe wrote:
knobs wrote:total garbage
Mm, well that's a little rude.

But shane1980 has had a bad reputation of using marketing lingo that KVR members specifically despise, perhaps you should change some of that and you would get more people to try your products rather than dismissing it based on the description.

Thank you!

standalone · Post by **standalone** » Thu May 24, 2012 7:08 am

JD Gaffe wrote:
knobs wrote:total garbage
Mm, well that's a little rude.

No, it's completely rotten. Crap like this is exactly what Kvr doesn't need. I can't see a problem in "These algorithms will change the sound of your music and they will let you find the best timbre for your individual style". You can find quotes like this in any EQ advertisement.

What we are seeing here is a mob that derails every thread that this developer starts from the very first reply, only for fun.

hibidy · Post by **hibidy** » Thu May 24, 2012 7:16 am

Again, thank you. I see no point in the first two posts. Is the advertising over the top? Maybe. But so what? Try or don't try it. Use, or don't use it.......no need to be an ass for the sake of being an ass.

b4serenity · Post by **b4serenity** » Thu May 24, 2012 1:45 pm

I have to agree with these comments being unnecessary. I believe he's just some Chinese dude making out the best he can. Not to be racist but
I only bring that up for the language difference alone. Even if he is over the top that's his business and not yours. It's usually the same guys piling on anyway. Nothing better to do with your time?

davidka · Post by **davidka** » Fri May 25, 2012 7:59 am

I did not demo the new Sound Magic super effects, and I doubt their quality.

But I've tried 2 Sound Magic pianos for a few days, they sounded and felt pretty good. I'd suggest anyone interested to try them out; the demo offer is generous.
http://www.supremepiano.com/demo/demo.htm

b4serenity · Post by **b4serenity** » Fri May 25, 2012 11:56 am

Did you try the Ruby? That's my favorite.

RunBeerRun · Post by **RunBeerRun** » Fri May 25, 2012 8:15 pm

"brand new tool" and "cutting edge" as adjectives for an unsuccessful business make it look even worse.

lingyai · Post by **lingyai** » Tue May 29, 2012 5:54 pm

b4serenity wrote:I have to agree with these comments being unnecessary. I believe he's just some Chinese dude making out the best he can. Not to be racist but
I only bring that up for the language difference alone. Even if he is over the top that's his business and not yours. It's usually the same guys piling on anyway. Nothing better to do with your time?

Well said

Sound Magic Releases Neo Reference, the brand new tool for processing digital music