The Sound Board

I thought the interface was massive as well, until I realised it scales if you want to reduce the size by grabbing a corner of it, which is handy!

Woah, this is great. I caved and bought it after telling myself I don't really need it with EZD, Slate etc but it really is easy to use and fast!

Just sent a quick PM!

I haven't tried the Samplecity Bricasti M7 for comparison I'm afraid, but this one does sound good. As for more detail, Matt (from Liquisonics) has posted this at VI-C which describes it better than I could! "The real difference, aside from some improvements in sampling and playback resulting from ...

I was on the beta testing team for this and I really like it. Pretty light on cpu and has a much better browser than Reverberate 2 (more like slate's Verbsuite classics) and uses the same principles as those as far as its IR's go. The big thing with this is that it enables you manipulate the IR's ...

Me too.

Love Phoenixverb so will be checking this demo out.

The manual is opened by clicking on the "?" on the top left of the GUI.

This thing is great by the way, but it is a CPU eater!

Hi All. I'm selling NI's Emotive Strings, should anybody be interested. NI allows the transfer of licenses. More info here: http://www.native-instruments.com/en/products/komplete/orchestral-cinematic/emotive-strings/ Really useful for those in need of a quick turnaround, but also as a learning tool ...

This is great!

Definitely not your typical reverb, but you can certainly use it to create some great sounds (whilst still sounding under control).

At that price, I couldn't resist and can see it being used quite a bit.

I'd agree with what has already been said about the Simcock piano. The Olafur Arnalds one on the other hand...really like that one!