Old Cakewalk Reverb Plugin?

Yeah, I'm looking forward to checking out Tverb.
 
The one you're asking about though is this... Cakewalk Audio FX 3 Soundstage
http://blog.cakewalk.com/cakewalk-offers-free-synths-fx-plugins/
 
It's no longer available.
 
Scott

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I love that plugin. I even went so far as to wrap it with a DX to VST wrapper for 64 bit Sonar. I haven't done that for awhile but I would really like CW to reconsider bringing it up to date. No other plugin has the same sound.  

I don't remember when it came out, but using Scott's link above, you can find it free from cakewalk...

A very special little gadget and nice to see someone (eventide) thought so too!

Cakewalk really should consider bringing this little puppy up to date!

I remember that plugin too. I haven't used it since Sonar 6PE, but I loved it.

They're still around (old Cakewalk plugins) as I still have many....
 
I don't really use them anymore as I've found other solutions to my needs over the years.
 
I do my best to run fully 64bit, but if/when I need something from the old 32bit world, I still use it. For those I've used, I have very little trouble other than sometimes having Sonar crash when changing song-loaded. No damage done simply re-start Sonar...
 
But this one, the Soundstage plugin is so unique.... I used to use it often and forgot about it until I saw the Eventide Tverb release notice.... So I'm gonna look for Soundstage as it's probably still installed on my DAW...
 

Keni
I don't remember when it came out, but using Scott's link above, you can find it free from cakewalk...

hmm...Scott's link just took me to a blog post, the link from the blog post just went to the current Cakewalk store.

Very sad... I hope mine is still working. I'll see in the morning...

I'm surprised. If giving them away for free I'd have thought they'd use an unlocked copy? There has to be one flirting around, eh?

Good question...

I always had the feeling this one in particular was re-branded... Here's hoping that's wrong and they've been working on it behind the scenes all this time!

It looks very cool! According to the about page, it was originally produced in 2011 by one guy while he was studying composition. 

The parallax plugin does look cool...

I'm wondering how it's implemented...?

John... Looking forward to hearing your review of Tverb...

Sadly, soundstage is not on my current DAW though fx1 & fx2 are installed (?)

I'm gonna checkout an older machine if it will turn on... Hmmm... Thinking now I belueve I remember where the disks are... Maybe the serial number is there too? None of these are lusted in my account...

Keni The VSS 2 is very close to CW's Sound Stage. It even has the same multiple instance that SS had. It does not have the ability to make your own room. 
 
So far Tverb is sounding very good. It has a "real" quality to it that makes it seem better than the above one. Now I have not tried the VSS 2 as it should be used with a large orchestra and an instance on each track. 
 
I will at some point test it out fully. In the end I think because each is a good unique reverb not something that any reverb can do its worth getting both if one can. For now the Tverb is on sale. That makes it a priority. The VSS 2 can wait awhile. Heck I knew about it when it was in version 1. It can wait a little longer.  

John
Keni The VSS 2 is very close to CW's Sound Stage. It even has the same multiple instance that SS had. It does not have the ability to make your own room. 
 
So far Tverb is sounding very good. It has a "real" quality to it that makes it seem better than the above one. Now I have not tried the VSS 2 as it should be used with a large orchestra and an instance on each track. 
 
I will at some point test it out fully. In the end I think because each is a good unique reverb not something that any reverb can do its worth getting both if one can. For now the Tverb is on sale. That makes it a priority. The VSS 2 can wait awhile. Heck I knew about it when it was in version 1. It can wait a little longer.  

Thanks John...
 
Yes, it's always nice to have lots of tools and choices... I hope you like Tverb and I look forward to hearing from you...
 
So I'm guessing a copy on each track with the same mic setup and a unique location is how it must be used. It would need a different kind of integration to work with a single instance, eh? ;-)
 

Now I remember...

It won't install... It keeps failing regsvr32...

I notice there is no dll in its folder either...

Anyone know of a workaround?

Win7Pro x64.....

Thanks!

I've been using Cake for about 17 years now and I honestly don't remember this reverb. It sounds very similar to something that I am using a lot though.  That is UA's Oceanway Studio plug.  Multiple rooms and mic choices, all sampled at Oceanway. You can move mics all over and change levels, etc.

scook
Running as administrator?

Yeah... Tried that too...
 
Thanks Steve...