songboy
Note : 8 sur 10
Publié le 08/01/10 à 20:22
(contenu en anglais)
(contenu en anglais)
There are no compatibility issues with this plugin so far. I run a macbook with Logic 9 and Ableton 8 with a Presonus Firepod and Firebox.
Yes, the PSP manuals are all very well done and easy to read. I had to reference the manual about the EQ shelving parameters and the PROC button. Yes, the general configuration and setup is simple enough. I wasn't used to seeing an EQ shelving setup but after referencing the manual, I felt more comfortable with it. Yes, all the typical functions are right in front of you and very easily accessible.
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
Yes, the software works correctly. So far, I have had no crashes or any lost presets, so yes it works very well. The reverb itself is pretty good. I don't find myself using this plugin much anymore as I really enjoy Logic 9's built in reverb options as well as IK multimedia CSR and audio damages Adverb. I have to say also I don't really use the EQ part that much. For me, it seems a little useless. Overall, I give it a 7 out of 10. I have had this plugin for over a year.
OVERALL OPINION
Its hard to say what I like most about this plugin because nothing really stands out. It has a decent sound but not amazing, the presets are decent too but overall, I never use this program now that I have Space Designer in Logic and many other options for reverb plugins. What I don't like is the PROC button. It seems useless as most daw's offer a "bypass" button. Also, if the plugin is on a single track (as opposed to a bus) if you deselect the PROC button, it cuts off signal, instead of just bypassing. Seems irrelevant to me. I don't recall exactly what I paid for this plugin but I know it was less than $100. I don't really think its worth it in my opinion. The sound is decent and usable, but there are better options out there. I give it a 7 out of 10. I have used many different reverb plugins and this one rates low in comparison. No, I would not buy this one again. If you use a MAC, get Logic 9 and you will have some of the best reverb options on the market.
Yes, the PSP manuals are all very well done and easy to read. I had to reference the manual about the EQ shelving parameters and the PROC button. Yes, the general configuration and setup is simple enough. I wasn't used to seeing an EQ shelving setup but after referencing the manual, I felt more comfortable with it. Yes, all the typical functions are right in front of you and very easily accessible.
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
Yes, the software works correctly. So far, I have had no crashes or any lost presets, so yes it works very well. The reverb itself is pretty good. I don't find myself using this plugin much anymore as I really enjoy Logic 9's built in reverb options as well as IK multimedia CSR and audio damages Adverb. I have to say also I don't really use the EQ part that much. For me, it seems a little useless. Overall, I give it a 7 out of 10. I have had this plugin for over a year.
OVERALL OPINION
Its hard to say what I like most about this plugin because nothing really stands out. It has a decent sound but not amazing, the presets are decent too but overall, I never use this program now that I have Space Designer in Logic and many other options for reverb plugins. What I don't like is the PROC button. It seems useless as most daw's offer a "bypass" button. Also, if the plugin is on a single track (as opposed to a bus) if you deselect the PROC button, it cuts off signal, instead of just bypassing. Seems irrelevant to me. I don't recall exactly what I paid for this plugin but I know it was less than $100. I don't really think its worth it in my opinion. The sound is decent and usable, but there are better options out there. I give it a 7 out of 10. I have used many different reverb plugins and this one rates low in comparison. No, I would not buy this one again. If you use a MAC, get Logic 9 and you will have some of the best reverb options on the market.