[Veteran Algorithmic Acoustic Reverb Plugin] ArtsAcoustic Reverb v1.6.0.15 [WiN, MacOSX] (35.5Mb)

ArtsAcoustic Reverb v1.6.0.15 [WiN, MacOSX]Team R2R| WiN: 16.5 MB | MAC: 19 MB

ArtsAcoustic Reverb is an algorithmic reverb designed to give the user the ability to edit the room/reverb to fit any given situation. This editability is divided into 7 categories: Time Design, Room Design, Level, Equalizer (EQ), Damping, Echo and Other. All parameters can be accessed within a single window.

plug-in (software component)Includes over 200 presets that are categorized into different room styles and signal types to make it easier to navigate through the presets.

Specification:

- Algorithmic reverb.
- 10 different room characteristics.
- All sample rates are supported.
- Low quality mode to save CPU.
- Over 200 presets.
- Fully automated.

The ArtsAcoustic Reverb is a high quality reverb for everyday use in a professional studio. This plugin is (unlike the current trend) a highly advanced, but easy to use algorithmic reverb, so no convolution is involved. This plugin is (unlike the current trend) a highly advanced, but easy to use algorithmic reverb, so no convolution is involved.

Why no convolution?
several issues made us believe that there is a need for algorithmic reverbs, such as having full control not only over a few, but all important parameters which are needed to design a room to perfect results.

so what was the aim?
next to the sound of a good reverb, wich was our highest priority of course, it is mostly very important to edit the room/reverb to suit into the given situation. even the smoothest reverb tail is not much of use if it doesn´t fit into the mix. every master has different requests, so the reverb has to give the user the possibility to always do a certain function in the mix. every master has different requests, so the reverb has to give the user the possibility to always do a certain function in the mix. based on our experience this is not too often the case with reverb units whether it´s hard- or based on our experience this is not too often the case with reverb units whether it´s hard- or software, unless you want to spend a lot of money - of course exceptions tighten the rule.