Which reverb?

[loopdon]

Artsacoustic is good.

[Tyrisia]

save the money and get a dsp, since I've got me powercore I've never looked back, the verb is luuuvrly and you also get mastering plugins that are actually upto the job (although I'm not yet tho).

Also you can plonk two verbs in yer project and still have the power left to actually do something useful, and don't forget the great eq's you get with them as well. I got the firewire compact for 400 quid, I think they're still that now, for what you get it's an absolute steal.

[TechMouse]

I can't comment on the Powercore but the UAD-1 is incredibly good.

From what I can make of it, the main difference is that Creamware provide an SDK so anyone can make plugins for their card. Universal Audio only allow certain people to write plugins.

Personally, I prefer the open model on ethical grounds, but I must say the quality of the UAD plugs is incredibly high.

[audioinjection]

yeah, i got the UAD-1 card and the Realverb Pro and Dreamverb are awesome! I only use those reverbs for my tracks. Also the Plate140 plugin is mean too, but I only tried the demo version of that.

[stjohn]

Waves IR for me.... there is even an 'efficient' version when you install it, that isnt as heavy on the CPU

stick me me on msn if oyu have it Jay...



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[BloodStar]

My word goes to Wizoo W2. Lovely reverb, not that hard on CPU as Waves IR, but still convolutioun with some nice impulses and top sound quality.
There is also another one I use very often, it's Sonic Flavour R66. http://www.kvraudio.com/get/1715.html

[loopdon]

My word goes to Wizoo W2. Lovely reverb, not that hard on CPU as Waves IR, but still convolutioun with some nice impulses and top sound quality.
There is also another one I use very often, it's Sonic Flavour R66. http://www.kvraudio.com/get/1715.html

Heard very good things about these two as well. Glad you mention them.