Damn you, AA.

[JeffSanders]

Man. I've got ttoz beat on this one.

I've bought and sold the Arts Acoustic reverb twice now.

Just when I think I've found a replacement, I download the demo again and say to myself, "Now that's what a f#%&king reverb should sound like!".

I downloaded 1.5 today and again, I feel there is no comparison between AA and any other VST reverb out there. So I'm buying it again.



Hopefully I learn my lesson this time...(and hopefully I can buy it second hand this time - this is turning out to be one expensive reverb for me after selling it for half price twice. )







I'm a moron.

[sonicfire]

....why have you sold it, if it's so cool...

[JeffSanders]

Every time I finish writing and recording new cd, I like to clean house and start with as many new tools as possible. That goes for mics, plugins, even my DAW a few times. To jar my mind into new inspiration and break from any ruts or set patterns...might be crazy for some people, but that's what I do.

Last time I sold it, I bought CSR and the MoReVox Retroverb impulse collection and thought I'd be set for reverbs. But time goes by and I download the AA demo again, and again, the sound hits home for me.

[timo at artsacoustic]

That's really very nice to hear - hope we'll stay friends from now!

Good luck for your next projects!

[4damind]

Thats the good thing with AAR: it doesn't sound like a special hardware clone, it has its own sound and IMHO wins also with large rooms where other reverbs fails.

[bmanic]

This is exactly why I can not imagine NOT having it around. It really does do "it's own thing" and does it very well!

The new algorithms are adding a lot of value as well. I like the new Wide and Dense a lot!

Cheers!
bManic

[JeffSanders]

It's magic on vocals. And acoustic guitars.

Brok's new drum rooms are kick ass too.

[mini-dan]

Compared it to Lexicon PCM Native today and still it sounds very good,i like the "one window"GUI on AAR alot.
//Dan