Product Reviews by KVR Members

Why was there no review for this excellent reverb for so long? Just wondering.

This is absolutely worth to have and to use. And even more since the quiet update to Version 4.
You have some useful presets to start, but won't need them possibly - as it's fairly simple to use the parameters S8ometimes less is more).
Good: You can change dry and wet independently. There is a pitch algo besides reverb and delay (which all can be controlled separately).
The GUI is scalable.

I can recommend this reverb.

Ok, this is certainly some horror effect.
But: Not that dump as you could imagine for some simple squeaky chair (appearing in your usual movie-fx thing).
It is aleatoric and very tweakable (filters, tremolo, reverb, modulation) and, yes lofi. I like it for its unpredictablebilty..

This is really a surprise!
You really don't need to think of conches when you play it.
It is indeed somewhat meditative, reminds of a recorder / flute / soft reed instrument, and the conches were blown by a musician, who collected them.
There is a free version (which I tried here) and a full version, which I probably will buy later.
You have lots of otions for tweaking, too. And two .nkis, mono + polyphonic.

Just an appreciation for this. Its name sounds more boring than it is.
Easy to use. And its combination of tempo-sync with the resonant filter makes it easy to make it work great on vocals eg. Very easy indeed to create panned panoramic fx. The interface is very simple and selfexplaining. Runs without troubles here on 64-bit Windows in 64-bit Host.