I thought R-mix was supposed to be good at removing the room sound from audio files. Any who I'd rather spend the money on room treatment.
 
Rocky

This would be really useful for those who work in post ... cleaning up dialog recorded in a reverberant environment, for example.  Pros could certainly justify the price. 
 
Cheers,
Eddie
 

mike_mccue
I wonder if you can use it to de-sim amp sins so you a can Reamp through a amp

Hey there Mike. You might want to check out their other product for that - UnFilter ... :-) Good one too - check out the video.

mike_mccue
I wonder if you can use it to de-sim amp sins so you a can Reamp through a amp

Hey there Mike. You might want to check out their other product for that - UnFilter ... :-) Good one too - check out the video.

Guitarpima
The second one was cleaner but the first one sounded more open.

Yeah, but maybe you don't WANT to sound 'more open'. Virsyn's REFLECT reverb contains select presets of recording 'rooms' that you could put in your vst effects bin (on top) and then (below) you would add a nice plate, hall or what have you.  There's a really cool 'how to bring out your voice in a mix' where I learned how important that is for spaciality. An 'early reflection' effect with a reverb on top.  Hope that's helpful...

More on this - A Comparison Video using 3 different de-reverb plugins by some dude.  
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I0bw_Eno534
 
Later folks! 
FR
 

The demo video on the website is quite impressive. I can imagine it being useful for audio forensics and things like that. 

It's $400.

The Band19
Let's face it? The coolest most useful plugin ever? Is Slate FGC....

Corrected.

For those intrigued by the Unveil plugin, here's a much cheaper alternative that seems to work very well:
 
http://acondigital.com/products/deverberate/
 
New review by Pro Tools Expert:
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqSbuCMfsGA
 
Cheers,
Eddie