Acustica Audio Sienna FREE: Our summer gift for you!

[MogwaiBoy]

The room sounds REALLY phasey/weird to me. Maybe I'm doing something wrong.

[Russell Grand]

Does this bring the CPU to its knees like Acustica's other stuff?

[adl]

Does this bring the CPU to its knees like Acustica's other stuff?

Unfortunately yes. It takes quite a CPU hit, especially compared to Slate VSX, which I use and definitely prefer to Sienna (only used the free version of Sienna though).

[Halonmusic]

very generous

[Russell Grand]

Does this bring the CPU to its knees like Acustica's other stuff?

Unfortunately yes. It takes quite a CPU hit, especially compared to Slate VSX, which I use and definitely prefer to Sienna (only used the free version of Sienna though).

Thanks for the reply. Think I'll skip it.

[jkmarks]

I may try this since I've never tried a similar product before. And is 'free', sooo...

[plexuss]

Does this bring the CPU to its knees like Acustica's other stuff?

Unfortunately yes. It takes quite a CPU hit, especially compared to Slate VSX, which I use and definitely prefer to Sienna (only used the free version of Sienna though).

Thanks for the reply. Think I'll skip it.

You may want to consider just getting it since it's free. Or, just go through the process to have it in your account but not download it. Reason: if you decide to use it (or sell it in the future you can but if you dont grab it and its never offered for free again... just a suggestion.

[Acustica Community]

I may try this since I've never tried a similar product before. And is 'free', sooo...

Once you downloaded Aquarius, our product manager, you can also take advantage of other freebies like Coral BAX, Tan (free compressor), Coffee (free) and Titanium Basstard.

[Russell Grand]

Does this bring the CPU to its knees like Acustica's other stuff?

Unfortunately yes. It takes quite a CPU hit, especially compared to Slate VSX, which I use and definitely prefer to Sienna (only used the free version of Sienna though).

Thanks for the reply. Think I'll skip it.

You may want to consider just getting it since it's free. Or, just go through the process to have it in your account but not download it. Reason: if you decide to use it (or sell it in the future you can but if you dont grab it and its never offered for free again... just a suggestion.

That makes a lot of sense. If I update my setup in the next year or two, I may end up really regretting not picking this up. Good call, plexuss.

[planetearth]

Does this bring the CPU to its knees like Acustica's other stuff?

Unfortunately yes. It takes quite a CPU hit, especially compared to Slate VSX, which I use and definitely prefer to Sienna (only used the free version of Sienna though).

Thanks for the reply. Think I'll skip it.

You may want to consider just getting it since it's free. Or, just go through the process to have it in your account but not download it. Reason: if you decide to use it (or sell it in the future you can but if you dont grab it and its never offered for free again... just a suggestion.

That makes a lot of sense. If I update my setup in the next year or two, I may end up really regretting not picking this up. Good call, plexuss.

You might want to make sure you can sell some of these free plug-ins. In some cases, other devs offer them with "not-for-resale" licenses. I'm not sure if Acustica does the same, but I do know that some of their free plug-ins aren't the same as the "full" version. They're always freebies and aren't worth as much as you'd hope on the re-sale market.

Steve

[legendCNCD]

I do wonder as VSX user (which I love, can hear 0,5dB moves on low end) - why would I want to use this with them?
Just wondering, no downpushing or trolling.