Tricky-Loops wrote:Looks pretty professional but for the DC 14 I'll rather vote for a less known developer to give those folks a chance!
Acon software is generally quite good (and professional), no matter if their audio editor Acoustica or the Restoration Suite...
your free to vote how you see fit but that's a stupid statement. its like saying i love insert great restaurant here but new crappy restaurant that's founded by man who donates blood every week gets your vote just because you want to thanx him for giving blood. your not getting a blood transfusion, your getting a meal so vote for who has the best food
Blue Cat has a nice chorus as well, no doubt, but this one sounds excellent and has some very cool features. I really love the EQ - you can really dial in the exact amount of effect you want to a specific frequency range. And, it has continuously variable slopes - my favorite trick is to pull the low-pass frequency down a ways, then start decreasing the slope to blend a little more chorus back into the higher frequencies. It's smooth as silk.
