I would agree with most people here and the pricing is probably set about right.
I have the Reverb and the Delay plugins and to me them see to be better for EDM and Synth based music.
 
I have tried them on different sources and styles of music but that is where they seem to do best, I know that is where Rob Papen is know esp. for his synths.
 
I have wanted to use them more but often find that other plugs push them out, Valhalla's plugins and H-Delay being the main ones.

clintmartin

paulo
I have the delay which I haven't used a lot because it is quite complex and I haven't really taken the time to learn it / fiddle with it properly, but I got it for next to nothing, so I'm glad to have it for when I want something a little different to the norm. What's the deal ?

$80 for both. Plus Rob Papen are giving away AMOD (modulation) to anyone with an account. You guys should go look in your account and see if you got it.

Ouch ! I think the delay was $10 when I got it a few years ago, so I guess most of that cost is for the reverb.

Bummer...
 
Paid something like this for the delay alone. Good unit after figuring it out.
 
Thanks Jim for the impression on the reverb. Probably something I can live without.
 
Was wondering where the $80 sale was out of curiosity. All I see is the $149 or whatever for both licenses. If I can twist their arm out of guilty conscience, may get the reverb for near free (yeah...dream on)
 
John

They are a bundle and can't be split up. It's from a seller on KVR. http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=43&t=405789 His price is $90, but he offered it to me for $80. There are a couple of the RP-Delays for $35.

I checked the Rob Papen site. The reverb now includes the delay for $179 and then you can get AMOD for free. $80 isn't to bad for all three.

Jim Roseberry
I have the RP Verb... but it's not loaded on my current DAWs.
It's one of the better algorithm reverb plugins, but (IMO) it's nowhere near the quality of PhoenixVerb.
 

I do believe Jim and his expertise, but there is no way I would pay $199 for an ilok reverb unit.

Clint,
 
Thanks for clarifying this.
 
John

I have the delay but don't use it. "Deep", "complicated" and "flexible" are all appropriate adjectives. To the extent that any effect I ever got from it was the result of pure serendipity.
 
I suppose there's some value in that.  RP-Delay, you could say, is like Forrest Gump's box of chocolates.
 

Hey Dave. Did you ever get Timeless 2? I'm thinking I'll wait and save up for it or Sigmund. I'm pretty happy with my fleet of reverbs, but I may add Liquidsonics Reverberate for a true stereo convolution.

Yes, thanks to the generosity of others I now have Timeless2. Unfortunately, my DAW has been mute since January after my interface bit the dust. I'd planned to write an in-depth review and share some presets, and still do once I'm back in the game. The new interface arrives tomorrow - pretty excited about that!
 
From the short time I spent with the Timeless demo, I came away with the sense that it's extremely versatile and has capabilities no other delay has. But despite all it can do, surprisingly there are some missing features, such as pitch modulation and distortion. Both things that RP-Delay does have.