Product Reviews by KVR Members

I love AudioThing's Hand Clapper for one main reason: the randomness is pretty flexible and adds an immense amount of human-vibe to what are otherwise normal sample claps, which the ear can get far too accustomed to. This in addition to the built-in Reverb and the option to add one's own samples means it's basically a one-stop shop for claps. I use it on everything I might need claps on. Highly recommend.

Without fail, Bertom's simple audio tools work extremely well. I had all of the other Freeware and decided to finally pay for this simple Vocal Comp, and it's a wonderful tool that will prove a hundred times worth what I paid. Clear, simple, good GUI, adjustable high-frequency-sensitivity, and it just sounds great. Check out all their other stuff and consider supporting them if you're able. Great stuff from Bertom as per usual.

This set of plugins is, as far as I can tell, a masterpiece. It is, as you can see above, priceless.

Necessities for anyone who's wondered what things could sound like. Get them.

The sound of the 1940's is accurate enough, I guess, but the playing itself is genuinely bad, with all due respect to the musician. I don't understand how this made it beyond quality control. Sounds like home video of Dad ironically messing around on Sonny's drums. Encroaching on the simply bizarre.

I have a hard time imagining that someone on a strict budget wouldn't feel that this free delay plugin goes well above and beyond. It is too kind of Sixth Sample to give this away for free, which could well be a $50 or $100 plugin. Sounds great, works great, and doesn't distract the eyes whatsoever. Thanks.

Downloaded it yesterday and used it to clean up a snare drum. I wanted the transients above 8k, but not the ring.
Does exactly what it's supposed to. Great work. Looking forward to using it more.