Yes I like Fabrick C & R, such a cool interface, but don't use them often anymore. I use TC's Tap Factory or M40 in channels if I'm looking for a subtle room effect. If I have a verb buss and want something easy to control, I use VSSR, DVR2 or Nonlin 2.  Lately though I've been using QL Spaces for buss verb. No eq control on Spaces but really wow sounding IR's that can make a fart sound good.

Doesn't look good for TC though. They are still providing good driver support IMO, but looks like every thing they ever made for computer based recording, interfaces and powercore are all in legacy support with nothing new to replace, that can't be good.
 The M30 is well worth $39 IMO but I doubt it or any TC plug will ever go full 64 bit support 
  
 

...Doesn't look good for TC though. They are still providing good driver support IMO, but looks like every thing they ever made for computer based recording, interfaces and powercore are all in legacy support with nothing new to replace, that can't be good... 


You're are correct Sir.

Especially since there seemed to be a promise of 64 Bit versions coming, and then didn't.


Myself and others are even ready to consider bumping up to new things in the TC line, but they don't seem at all eager to offer them.


I've been on their forums, and it seems that the general consensus is that they're still in the horse race- just running in the wrong direction now, after such a strong start not so many years ago.


I feel that if they are seriously lagging behind and are losing out big-time on all the VST and others sales that are going 'through the roof' everywhere else as of late, despite the weak economic times all around.

jimusic


But I guess that's the whole point of the 'Vintage' theme. 

Exactly!  You get the orange/brown for the '70s color, the cool blue/purple (reminds me of "Miami Vice") for the '80s, and the stark black/white for Now, which is supposed to evoke ... I dunno ... IKEA?  :-)
 
Great plugin!  Best bang-for-buck of any reverb, I think.
 
Cheers,
Eddie