Just when you thought it couldn't get scarier...

...along comes Zynaptiq
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9d0IYPMrZds&feature=plcp
 
 

And "Hep-ilepsy" at the same time:-)

Very, I'd say, daryl

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ole pal,nice heads up on this,nice plug.
it looks like it does alot,ive never heard of Zynaptiq.
maybe im living under a rock,i dont know.
but that was an awesome demonstration.

and on top of it,my kid is going to have nightmares cause he saw it too.

 Hold the phone, isn't this Mac only? I found a demo but not for Windows.
 
http://www.zynaptiq.com/unveil/downloads/

I must be totally out of sync with the world now. I liked some of the "before" examples better. 

strikinglyhandsome1


VST and AAX formats for both Mac and Windows PC are planned but without ETA so far.

 Thanks, I'll probably have to eat Ramon noodles for a month but I'm pretty sure I need that. Hope they have a Windows demo in the near future.

 Great with sliced hotdogs and some cheese. Serious hearty vitals mm.mmm

Not sure if I'm on sound ground, but I'm thinking if used in a subtle way it might be very effective at removing unwanted room sound. Possibly more useful restoring poorly recorded basement tapes. Maybe wishful thinking but I'm wondering if it can enhance a less than perfect acoustic environment for recording?
Possibly a hair brained notion I get them from time to time

Er...this is NOT for controlling reverb in unfinished, as yet mastered mixes.  This is for removing, mitigating and controlling ambience and reverb in ALREADY finished and printed mixes.  This is for taking any stereo mix of any record from the past (yours or anyone elses) and removing, mitigating or controlling the already mixed in reverb.   This, like Melodyne's DNA, is the devils work (buwaha!!!) not some doofusey tool for "turning down your reverb" when mixing  your latest magnum opus.  But I'm sure you understand that.

This is more entertaining than reading the morning comic strip. I don't even subscribe to any newspaper now since I've come here.

Will just one do? What about backup in case that one breaks?

He'll jump at the chance I'm sure.

It is NOT just a transient shaper as TheSteven has incorrectly stated. It is way more than that. It might sound a bit like that as after pulling excessive reverb out from say drum stems etc then the transients might become clearer. A transient shaper will not lower reverb no matter what you do.

This is very interesting plugin. There is something similar in 'The Masterpiece' here from the guys at Legendary Audio:

http://www.legendaryaudio.com/

This is probably the best mastering processor in the world but it is only a matter of time before all the stages of it are modeled perfectly. You can lower total reverb in mixes that a little too wet but this comes at a serious price.

This plugin (Zynpatiq) is just another fine example of how complex and powerful digital plugins can be.

I have got some incredible samples for Kurzweil K2000 of a Russian orchestra on a CD ROM. They are all amazing except they are all recorded in a situation that is just a little too wet for my liking reverb wise and I have not been able to use them (a lot) as a result. Now this plugin could change all that and allow me to get in there and make things sound closer and a little less reverberated. Amazing!