Product Reviews by KVR Members

The best tool for working with *.rx2 loops to date, in my opinion. There were some issues with audio dropping out when more than one instance was loaded in a DAW project, but these seem to have been resolved in version 2.2 this year.

I was looking for something light and straightforward like ReaDelay in Reaper (which unfortunately crashes when used as a VST plugin in the Mutools MuLab application that I use frequently).

After a continuous search, I came across this brilliant find! Really looks similar to ReaDelay but has extra functionality. Extremely lite for CPU and RAM also! Use it with great pleasure.

Sounds nice! I'm not a pro guitarist and not an adept of some strictly defined guitar genre (such as blues, or power metal, or smth). So I can't evaluate how the plugin matches some standard guitar tasks. But I like to experiment with the sound itself and I'm rather picky as to sound 'liveness' and 'truthfullness'. Looking from this point the sound is nice and well customizable.

What would be nice to see in next versions (as to me):

• The ability to load external IR's.
• The ability to dynamically(!) crossfade between two IR's The ratio between two IR-s could be controlled by input level. This could significantly 'animate' the cabinet section which sounds too static with one single IR.
• Switchable oversampling ratio (now it seems to be 2x and that's nice but for some cases it would be awesome to use higher values).

Great work! The sound is SUPERB! Crystal bright, clean and solid.

The interface is informative and easy to deal with.

The one thing that I'm missing atm. is the ability to change sample start/loop points 'on the fly' via controllers and/or via ADSR/LFO's.

The sound reminds me of the late 90-th DirectX reverbs (something like Freeverb or Hyperprism).

Looks poorly, keeping in mind Sonicbits Exakt, which sounds really nice, on my opinion.

I liked the sound. And that's maybe the most important thing, because the great majority of FM synths at the market suffer from bad antialiasing which is so critical here. I also like the way the synth follow parameter automation. What needs to be done, as it seems to me, is some additional modulation features: more flexible velocity and CC parameter modulation, key position sensitivity, portamento and polyphony settings etc. - to make the sound more interactive and vivid. Hope it's in your plans :).

One more strange thing is high standby CPU load. It's even higher then with some voices on. Looks like some kind of bug (UPD: fixed in v 1.1! Thanx).

Unique and very useful plugin for inserting an easily controllable delay compensation into any complex routing. Different instances of this plugin can "see" each other and synchronize no matter where they are placed. The only plugin I'm missing to much after moving to x64 system.

Extra nice job.

I'm really impressed with the sound clarity.

I was so surprised with it that I've even had done the sweep tone check with a spectrum analyzer.

The aliasing was found to be really incredibly subtle.

It's really the coolest chorus-like plugin I've ever seen and heard.