Perfect space vs pristine space

No one has any thoughts on this? It sure would be nice to Know if someone else has noticed a different!

ORIGINAL: SiriusLiMusic

I never tried or heard the pristine space, but I have just been playing around with perfect space for a while on varoius projects and I have to say that I am very impressed. Ive used the Waves IR1 before and the Perfect space sounds everybit as good.

It all could have something to do with the fact that it uses an internal all 64bit processor, or something like that.

This is deffinatly a great tool to have. This plus the V-Vocal makes the Ver. 5 well worth it, for me anyways.

Waves ir1 is highly rated so that is a huge compliment i'd assume to perfect space.It is the best reverb in the box i've heard (have'nt tried waves ir1 yet).Perfect space NEEDS to be in every future release of Sonar and is probably good enough to have it's own forum here!A place where people can exchange impulses.
I was told that the perfect space and pristine space more than likely are the same plugin, Both do 64bit internal precision processing, and the only difference is suppose to be too small to give hearable results, and that scientifically you should'nt notice it, and that is that perfect space does 64bit interfacing (also outputs audio at 64bit) but this is suppose to be so small of a improvement that there is no hearable difference it causes.But i think this is another classic case of ears vs scientific conclusion, because to me both plugins sound different (slightly) and this small difference seems like all the difference in the world, the type of difference that also separates high end from low end products! Am i alone on this is what i'm wondering, does no one else hear the difference?

ORIGINAL: attalus

I know that perfect space is suppose to be the old pristine space light but to me it sounds a notch better than pristine space.I have the full version of pristine space and when i load the same impulse into both, i like the way perfect space sound better. Do any one else see a slight difference in the sound quality of both?

I loaded up the same impulse in perfect space that I had in pristine space, stopped after a couple of measures of playback and put pristine space back. I had an opposite reaction FWIW.

ORIGINAL: bnmoore

ORIGINAL: attalus

I know that perfect space is suppose to be the old pristine space light but to me it sounds a notch better than pristine space.I have the full version of pristine space and when i load the same impulse into both, i like the way perfect space sound better. Do any one else see a slight difference in the sound quality of both?

I loaded up the same impulse in perfect space that I had in pristine space, stopped after a couple of measures of playback and put pristine space back. I had an opposite reaction FWIW.

Are you saying that they both sounded the same, or that pristine space is better?

Are you saying that they both sounded the same, or that pristine space is better?

IMO, with the impulse used, Pristine Space sounded better. I'm running the 32bit install withouth the double precision engine enabled. Have you downloaded the 1.5 update for Pristine Space?

ORIGINAL: bnmoore

Are you saying that they both sounded the same, or that pristine space is better?

IMO, with the impulse used, Pristine Space sounded better. I'm running the 32bit install withouth the double precision engine enabled. Have you downloaded the 1.5 update for Pristine Space?

I have not downloaded the pristine space 1.5 version yet, but i will today or tommorow.Would you care to try running the 64bit engine then test both with same impulse?We both have established one thing here and that is they sound different,Although there suppose to be the same plugin.

Perfect space NEEDS to be in every future release of Sonar and is probably good enough to have it's own forum here!A place where people can exchange impulses.

Go to noisevault.com and check what the impulse geeks have to say over there. Many knowledgable people over there including Mr. CAPSlock himself.

Some very nice impulses to try too!

edit: Please excuse the mISSPELLING - it's cAPSLOCK!

ORIGINAL: Skolnick

You should note that you can always install the plugins from previous Sonar installs. It's not a problem at all...up until recently I still had some effects and DXi's from Sonar XL loaded on my system.

I'll make sure i remember this.As long as i can install only the plugin and not the rest of the program, then this is great!